Text Type:,Notices (3),Its time to look at notices again.,Notices give information. They can be simple or colourful. They can have pictures or just writing.,Remember that notices are aimed at groups of people. Who is this notice for?,Pay attention to the title and the description of the event.,Its for young people. The notice invites them to enter a writing competition.,Important information is clearly presented using headings.,Competitions often have categories so people of similar ages compete against each other.,What you need to do to take part.,What you can win.,The rules that everyone must follow.,Features,We can also see the name of the organiser and the name of the organisers campaign.,A person to contact for more information.,When the results will be announced.,Features,Where can you see the notice?,School,Cinema,Hospital,Apartment building,Lets take a look at another example.,Practice,David is 16. How many words should he write?,Everyone should write between 200 and 500 words.,Can he enter by post?,No, he should e-mail his completed entry.,Practice,Who is organising the competition?,Beijing Tourism Board,Practice,Sam wants to write two articles. Can he?,No, he can only enter once.,Practice,Kate wants to know if she can include pictures in her article. Who can she ask?,She can call Silvia Deng.,The End,