Read the text. Then mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). British teenage magazines About half of British young people aged 12 to Ib read teenage magazines! Two of the most popular magazines for girls are "Sugar" and "Bliss". They have glossy, colourful covers and include beauty and fashion, celebrity gossip, real life stories, horoscopes, quizzes and problem pages. Of course, bous don't usually find these magazines very interesting, Instead, they buy music magazines like "NME" or magazines about sport, like "Shoot" or "Match". Usually, teenage magazines contain a lot of language that only teenage use! They might use 'celeb' instead of celebrity, for example, or fave' instead of favourite. This makes the magazines more attractive to teenagers and easier to understand. I. The most popular magazines are » "Bliss", "Sugar", "NME", "Shoot","Match". 2. Bous like to read "Sugar" magazine. 3. The teenagers use 'celeb' instead of favourite. 4. The girls' magazines are about gossip, real life stories, beauty advice. 5. Bous are interested in quizzes and horoscopes. Look at the feature titles and match the titles to the categories (a-g). I This month's horoscopes! 2 Get Perfect Skin! 3 Our top 10 summer outfits 4 We tickets to aChampion's Leaque match 5 Britain's hottest new boy bands b Do your friends really know you? 7 The Generation Gap A stars & celebrities B health & beauty Ctashion Dreqular features E competitions offers Fquizzes Garticles Put the verbs in the Past Continuous: 21. Mother (to watch) TV when he arrived. 22. at 9 pm vesterday. Tom (to play) computer games 23. Bob and Mark (to read) magazines when their father came. 24. She (to send) e-mails until 10 pm last night. 25. His father (to recover) in hospital for three weeks after his fall. E Put the verns in the Post Simpe hospital for three weeks after his fall. E Put the verbs in the Past Simple or the Past Continuous: 2b. They (to do) their homework when their father (to come). 27. His parents (to read) while Tom (to sleep). 28. When Ann (to watch) the film, her sister (to dance). 29. Mother (to cook) dinner when Kate (to hear) a noise. 30. John (to read) a magazine when the phone Grammar D Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Continuous. e.g. Tony was walking (walk) home when it started raining. 21 We … … (plan) to go | 24 What … to the zoo, but we stayed home instead. 25 Не … 22 Jackie … … (take) … (you/do) last night? … (play) with his nephews all day Saturday. notes during the lesson. 23 The students … … (work) hard because they wanted a good mark in the exam. 5x2 E Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple or the Past Continuous. e.g. She left (leave) school when she was 16. without difficulty. 26 Gary … … (ride) his bicycle | 31 They … … (go) on holiday in June. while Alan was skateboarding. 32 A woman from Vancouver … … (find) 27 The policeman asked, "What … a bear in her kitchen. … (you/do) at the time of the robbery?" 33 When I was a teenager I … 28 … (pass) the exam (play) in the school basketball team. 34 My aunt Jane … … (drive) 29 Mum … … (cook) dinner to Oxford when I phoned her. … (get dressed), had breakfast and then went to school. before dad came home. 35 Paul … 30 She … … (write) a letter when the lights went out, 20 10x2