For example the big "a" in Magazine, "u" in Unpleasant and Understand, "or" in York, "i" in Headlines and Kinds. These vowels need to be corrected before we put them into words or sentences, even that means repeating thousands of times. Sorry hope I didn’t scare you.
181. This newspaper is very liberal in its opinions.
182. I read the paper online every morning.
183. He just got a subscription to that magazine.
184. The pictures are good, but the magazine articles aren’t very interesting.
185. The newspaper has a lot of unpleasant stories.
186. My father is a journalist for the New York Times.
187. I only read the headlines, not the entire paper.
188. This magazine focuses on politics.
189. International news is hard to understand sometimes.
190. This week’s issue has a good interview with the governor.
191. I can’t afford to have the paper every day, so I only have the Sunday paper delivered.
192. Because the Sunday paper has a summary| of the week’s news stories as well as extra sections about style, health, books, and culture.
193. I can’t live without my morning paper. I read it while having breakfast and drinking my coffee.
194. It’s a fashion magazine. It has lots of articles about clothes and make-up.
195. I suppose that’s why they print so many different kinds of magazines, because people have such different preferences.
