Newspapers, interviews and messages

A newspaper tells a community what is happening near them and far away. It has many parts. The front page shows the name of the newspaper and the most important news. Each article has a headline, which is a short bold title that tells what the article is about. Under it is the byline, which says who wrote it, for example “by Salma”. Then comes the article itself, which tells the news. A photo has a caption, a short line that explains it. There is a weather box that tells the weather for the next days, and a sports page that tells about matches. Advertisements are notices that try to sell something. A cartoon tells a funny or thoughtful story in drawings. The pages are numbered so that readers can find things. An invitation is a short notice that asks people to come to an event. It tells what the event is, when it is (the date and time), where it is, and why it is happening.