In my opinion, i agree and disagree. We can receive useful information from the TV, radio and newspaper. Such as the weather forecast on the radio, popular songs on the radio and TV. News about what's happening around the world and in our country through the newspaper, TV and radio. And I disagree because advertisements on the TV and Newspapers aren't realistic. Today, in modern technology we have something called "photoshop" which is used to shape people's body's differently and you can almost do anything with photoshop. and i think that can make people feel self-conscious about themselves. The mass media brings a negative and positive outcome.
My high school boyfriend __wrote__, “Will/would you __go__ to prom with me?” in rose petals on my bedroom floor. I still have pictures and, believe it or not, the rose petals. I went to four proms and wore everything from cream silk (big mistake) to black velvet (bigger mistake), but I ___was guided by movies: they told me how cool the night ___could__ be, how cool it should be. The dress, the hair, the music, the limo, the theme There’s a reason that prom is such a repeated trope in pop culture. It matters. “It’s the _most special__ moment when who you were for four years of high school - it ends right there,” says Aimee Teegarden, star of Disney's__ Prom, this spring’s addition to the canon that ___shows__ a group of teens prepping for the big event. In real life, Aimee’s boyfriend created a scavenger hunt ___to ask_ her to be his date. “I wore a turquoise dress with spaghetti straps that I got for, like, $30,” she says. “His parents had a Suburban, and he played chauffeur. We watched Chappelle’s Show and then went __stargazing_.”
We can receive useful information from the TV, radio and newspaper.
Such as the weather forecast on the radio, popular songs on the radio and TV. News about what's happening around the world and in our country through the newspaper, TV and radio.
And I disagree because advertisements on the TV and Newspapers aren't realistic. Today, in modern technology we have something called "photoshop" which is used to shape people's body's differently and you can almost do anything with photoshop. and i think that can make people feel self-conscious about themselves.
The mass media brings a negative and positive outcome.
My high school boyfriend __wrote__, “Will/would you __go__ to prom with me?” in rose petals on my bedroom floor. I still have pictures and, believe it or not, the rose petals. I went to four proms and wore everything from cream silk (big mistake) to black velvet (bigger mistake), but I ___was guided by movies: they told me how cool the night ___could__ be, how cool it should be. The dress, the hair, the music, the limo, the theme There’s a reason that prom is such a repeated trope in pop culture. It matters. “It’s the _most special__ moment when who you were for four years of high school - it ends right there,” says Aimee Teegarden, star of Disney's__ Prom, this spring’s addition to the canon that ___shows__ a group of teens prepping for the big event. In real life, Aimee’s boyfriend created a scavenger hunt ___to ask_ her to be his date. “I wore a turquoise dress with spaghetti straps that I got for, like, $30,” she says. “His parents had a Suburban, and he played chauffeur. We watched Chappelle’s Show and then went __stargazing_.”
1) wrote
2) will you go
3)was guided
4)could
5) most special
6) Disney’s
7) shows
8)to ask
9)stargazing