For this unit Refers to Student’s Book pages Writing headlines

    g 
Complete the table as a class. 
 Answers
3  a  – 
b  Will 
c  you 
d  continue   
e  as head of the press office?
4  a  – 
b  Are 
c  you 
d  looking for
 
e  a new position?
5  a  – 
b  Have 
c  newspapers 
 
d  changed 
e  during your career?
6  a  How 
b  would  c  you 
d  describe   
e  the present newspaper market in the UK?
7  a  – 
b  Is 
c  the era of print newspapers 
d  coming  
e  to an end?
8  a  Who 
b  is 
c  your media inspiration 
d  – 
e  – ?
9  a  – 
b  Do 
c  you 
d  have 
e  any advice for people … ?
Language note
Most questions in English follow the word order shown in Exercise 6g, i.e. 
question word – auxiliary verb – subject – main verb – rest of question. The 
main exceptions are subject questions, where the question is about the subject 
of the sentence, for example 
Who inspires you?
, which use normal sentence word 
order (subject – verb – object). Indirect questions also use this word order for the 
embedded question, for example 
Can you tell me why you left?
 Some questions 
are also marked only by intonation, rather than changes in word order, for 
example 
You think the era of print newspapers is over?
 The section on questions 
in this unit deals only with normal question word order.