Shchepeleva Kseniya SGMU 3 -3 a

Shchepeleva Kseniya SGMU 3 -3 a

Reading newspapers in English undoubtedly useful and here’s why: • newspaper reflect the modern spoken language • it is — a source of information about news in the world • ability to acquire knowledge in a particular area • practical value — can help to find a job, rent a house, etc. In the country you are traveling to / want to immigrate

If you regularly read a newspaper in English, then you can very well increase your level, expand vocabulary. In addition, you will notice that the construct sentences in English will be much easier if you remember the design and phrases from the newspapers. Your speech will be more close to the media and will not break-Russian-English — as is the case with those who are trying to translate from Russian into English without reading authentic articles, and simply substituting the first available to them the words from the dictionary.

And for those who want to take an international exam in English (IELTS / TOEFL / FCE / CAE) examiners particularly recommend regular reading of newspapers in English as well as articles found in parts of Reading and Writing (Cambridge exams involve not only understanding, but also the ability of writing articles ). Especially the New Scientist and the Economist to prepare for the Academic Module.

What are the papers in English? Newspapers in English can be divided into those that are produced in Russia and abroad. Foreign newspapers in English are divided into paper written for the media and for learning English as a second language (ESL learners). In turn, the newspaper for English are divided into major publications and for the general reader. Surprisingly, in the Russian newspaper also issued in English, even though they are small.

Financial Times Telegraph the Guardian METRO Mirror the Sun The Sunday. Times

Serious: The New York Times The Wall Street Journal The Washington Post Los Angeles Times Tabloids: USA Today New York Daily News New. York Post Chicago Sun-Times Houston Chronicle