Tavi Gevinson is 1. teenager and she's the editor of 2 teen website. 3. Rookiemag and it's very popular. 4. much, many, a lot of, lots of, how many, how or the correct form of There is I There are. Ther may be more than one correct answer. ROOKIEMAG 11. American 12. website is calle many articles about teen life a page abo on Tavi's website. 5. films and TV, and articles like How to plan a film marathon or How to make your room look like a film teenagers log on to So, 6, Rookiemag every day? What do they say about it "I don't spend 7. I really enjoy Rookiemag." (Lyn, age 15) "I love magazines, but they cost 8. money. You don't need 9. money to log onto this website (it's free!) and there interesting stories on it are 10. (Jess, age 14) time reading bu time do you spend reading! any interesting magazines r websites you can recommend? We're waiting to hear 13. recommendations from you!
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This is the correct form to complete the paragraph in text "Rookiemag" with: "a, an, the, some, many, much, a lot of, lots of, how many, how much or the correct form of There is/There are.
"Tavi Gevinson is an American teenager and she's the editor of a teen website. The website is called Rookiemag and it's very popular.
There are many articles about teen life on Tavi's website. There is a page about films and TV, and articles like How to plan a film marathon or How to make your room look like a film.
So, how many teenagers log on Rookiemag every day? What do they say about it.
"I don't spend. A lot of time but I really enjoy Rookiemag." (Lyn, age 15).
"I love magazines, but they cost much money. You don't need lots of money to log onto this website (it's free!) and there are many interesting stories on it" (Jess, age 14)
How much time do you spend reading?
Are there any interesting magazines or websites you can recommend?
We're waiting to hear some recommendations from you!"
Which is difference between "a" and "an"?
In English, "a" and "an" are indefinite articles. Both are used when we are talking to an unspecified thing or quantity.
Difference is that "a" is used when the indefinite article come before word beginning with a consonant sound: "a ten", "a fruit", "a newspaper".
On the other hand, "an" is used when the indefinite article come before word beginning with a vowel sound: "an apple", "an oyster".
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