A Preface for a Magazine

Your preface should include the name of the magazine, what sections the next issue has (for example, News, advertisements, Innovations, Fashion, Quizzes, Interesting people and etc.) You should write what a reader can find in each section in the next issue. You should describe 3 sections.

Use the following words and expressions in your preface:

1. to blow the cobwebs away;
2. the best thing since sliced bread;
3. flavour of the month.

You can change the verbs in the idioms (for example, use them in a required tense form)!

Write 200–250 words in a neutral style. Organize the information into sub-sections. Provide the title, the attention-grabbing subtitles for your preface. Remember to write introduction and conclusion.

Your aim is to encourage as many teenagers as possible to read the magazine.