Respuestas

I don’t read newspapers very often. Bad news depresses me, and newspapers are full of bad news. When I do buy a Sunday paper, I look quickly at the big letters on the front page called the . I get bored quickly with the section which talks about national events and politics. I prefer to read about other countries in the section. I also like the extra colour magazines that Sunday papers have, called .

I think it would be exciting to write for a newspaper. I wanted to study at university, but I wasn’t accepted.
I didn’t want to be a for a small local paper, writing about local politics and events in the area. I dreamed of travelling all over the world to exotic and dangerous locations working as a and writing for the big national papers and international news agencies.

I wouldn’t like to do the job of the person who checks the facts for a news story. This person, the , spends hours in front of a computer looking for information. I wouldn’t like to be the either. He or she has to decide which news stories and articles to include in the paper, and they also have to meet the so that the paper is printed on time and doesn’t come out late. It must be a job with a lot of pressure and stress.