Ex.9 1 The first English newspapers began when Englishmen began to understand the world around them, beyond the boundaries of their own villages or towns. 2 From early times three methods of circulations of news had been known: the proclamation, issued by the king or government,to inform the people about laws and posted up on the church door;the sermon, preached by the clergy; and various kinds of popular ballads,poems, songs and rhymes sold in the streets or sung in the taverns to celebrate events such as the birth or marriage of a prince or princess, victory in a battle and so on. 3The travelling packmen brought news to the villages. 4The great and wealthy people got the news from the first written news service. 5 To keep in touch with the news the rich employed the private news-writers called Intelligencers,to send them regular bulletins of the gossip of the town. 6 It is common to refer to newspapers and to the journalists who work for them as the <<press>> because of the invention of the printing press.
Butter
coffee
porridge
corn
milk
cream
sugar
bacon
eggs
marmalade
toast
tea
cold ham
perhaps fish
cold meat
potatoes
salad
pickles
pudding
fruit
mutton chop
steak
chips
biscuits
cheese
glass of light beer
cake
soup
roasted chicken
vegetables
sweet
nuts
omelette
sausages
bread
cocoa
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3 could
4 could
5 couldn’t
6 couldn’t
1) zebra crossing, crash helmet, pavement
2) passer-by, driver, pavement
3) Turn left at the end of the street.
4) It's next to the gift shop.
5) the second
6) It's between
7) 1. put 2. drink 3. don't play
8) Wear your seat belt!
9) Stop at the traffic light!
10) talk, cross, run
1)I go to the cinema once a week 2) I prefer to watch films at the cinema , because there are more interesting. 3) I prefer it dubbed into Russian, because it's more convenient. 4) I love comedies, science fiction films .
