1. english is spoken in many countries. the post is delivered at about 7 o'clock every morning. is the building used anymore? how often are the olympic games held? how are your name spelt? my salary is paid every month. these cars are not making in japan. the name of the people who committed the crime are notknown. his travel expenses are not paid by his company
2. my car was repaired last week. this song was not writen by john lennon. was the phone answered by a young girl? the film was made ten years ago. when was tennis invented? the car was not damaged in the accident. the original building was pulled down in 1965. where was this pot made? when was this brinde built?
3. fiat 0 was started by a group of italian buisinessmen in 1899. in 1903, fiat, 1 produced 132 cars. some of these cars 2 were exported by the company to the united states and britain. in 1920, fiat 3 started making cars at a new factory at lingotto, near turin. there was a track on the roof where cars were tested by technicians. in 1936, fiat launched the fiat 500. this car 5 was called the topolino - the italian name for mickey mouse. the company grew, and it 1963 fiat 6 exported more than 300,000 vehicles. today, flat is based in turin, and its cars 7 are sold all over the world.
How do people learn the news? About a century ago people got INFORMATION from newspapers since they were the only mass media that existed in those times. Radio and television seemed WONDERFUL inventions as they broadcasted audio and visual images. The Internet has changed the situation dramatically. Now the audience has an
opportunity to create the news, share their PERSONAL knowledge and express their opinions. The Internet supposes interaction, which makes it very ATTRACTIVE to people. And what about the newspapers? Will they DISAPPEAR in the near future? I
wish they wouldn't as I like starting my day with a cup of coffee and a
TRADITIONAL newspaper.
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