Tabloids vs Broadsheets

You are in charge of one cover.

1

What strikes you?

2

What can you say about the general organisation, the headlines and captions?

3

Is the newspaper a tabloid or a broadsheet? You can look for information on the Internet if necessary.

In which way are the two covers similar or different?

5

Which newspaper do you feel like reading?

• catchy (adj.)
• reliable /rɪˈlaɪəbəl/ (adj.)
• sensational /sɛnˈsɛɪʃənəl/ (adj.)
• tabloid (gutter press.) ≠ broadsheet /‘brɔːdʃiːt/
• (serious press) (exp.)
• cover = front page (n.)
• gossip (n. ou v.)
• headline (n.)
• piece of news (n.)
• create a buzz (v.)

L'habitude (présent / passé)

• Dans le présent, on utilise le présent simple.
  Ex : I read the sun every day.
• Au passé, on peut utiliser used to ou would.
  Ex : She used to come and watch the changing of the Guard ceremony once a week. She would always arrive in advance.
• Adverbes exprimant l'habitude : usually, regularly…, once / twice a..., every day / week /…