This is Lesson 12, “Newspapers,” from our collection of advanced adult ESL lessons. The lesson features several headlines from newspapers, and students try to match sentences from these articles to the correct headline, after which there are several comprehension questions and discussion questions. This content-packed lesson is useful for helping more advanced English learners refine and improve their English fluency. This lesson is available for free download, and you can download many other ESL lessons for adults like this one in our book ESL Pathways: Frontiers.
Look at theses newspaper headlines. What kind of story is each?
Match the headlines with the appropriate text.
Analysts said the number of attacks between January and June 2003 exceeded 70,000, which is about twice the rate for 2002.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is discussing plans to send people on three-year trips to Mars, the most hazardous voyage ever planned.
“It doesn’t prove anything, but it showed that the civet cats carried the virus,” Robert Breiman, head of the WHO team told a news conference earlier Friday.
Jackson had a similar experience 10 years ago after making a multimillion-dollar out-of-court settlement with the family of a teenage boy.
The troops are expected to arrive in Kuwait on Saturday and travel overland later in the month to southern Iraq, where they will take part in humanitarian and reconstruction projects.
The president will spend a week in Tokyo visiting with Japanese politicians and sightseeing.
KFC also plans to increase the number of drive-through outlets, currently just one in Beijing. This decision reflects the sharp growth in private car ownership among urban Chinese.
Wie is a ninth grader at Punahou School in Hawaii. At 14, she is believed to be the youngest player to compete on the PGA Tour
A large crowd of people gathered at the park entrance on Sunday to see the mayor and take part in the opening ceremony.
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