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VIII. LOOKING BACK
Pronunciation
1. Work in pairs and mark 
the places where the linking /r/ can appear. Listen and check. Then practise saying the sentences.
1. Peter and I are discussing the news in the local press.
2. There is a huge poster on the wall advertising the public event.
3. The village is far away in the mountains, but the villagers have a fast Internet connection.
4. The singer is the focus of media attention.
Vocabulary
Solve the crossword with the words you've learnt in this unit. What is the hidden word?
1. Broadcast TV, radio, and printed newspapers are typical examples of traditional mass _____.
2. We should only use information which comes from _____ sources.
3. The press report has strong _____ in favour of male consumers.
4. The Internet makes information easily _____ to everyone using a computer or a smart device.
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Grammar
Circle the mistake in each sentence. Then correct it. 
1. The Internet has become so a convenient tool that people can't live without it.
A B C D
2. My sister has never been to Mexico, but she writes a blog about it on the Internet as like she had spent a lot of time there.
A B C D
3. There are so many adverts in the local press so I get really annoyed.
A B C D
4. Today it does not take much time for news to reach people around the world as if it used to take in the past.
A B C D
