In today’s episode, you will learn 5 new English words. These words will help you speak English more like a native English speaker. Practice using the words to speak about today’s topic.
- Journalism (Noun): The activity or profession of writing for newspapers, magazines, or news websites, or preparing news to be broadcast.
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- Good journalism requires thorough research and unbiased reporting.
- Investigative journalism often uncovers important societal issues.
- The decline of print journalism has led to an increase in digital news platforms.
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- Editorial (Noun / Adjective): Noun– An article in a newspaper or magazine expressing the editor’s opinion on a topical issue. Adjective– Relating to the editorial content or process.
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- The editorial criticized the government’s handling of the healthcare crisis.
- Editorial policies determine which topics are covered by a news organization.
- She enjoys writing editorial pieces on social justice issues.
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- Coverage (Noun): The extent to which a particular topic or event is reported on or discussed by the media.
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- The news coverage of the presidential election was extensive.
- Media coverage of the natural disaster helped raise awareness and support for victims.
- The magazine’s coverage of fashion trends is highly influential.
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- Headline (Noun): A heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine, typically in large type, summarizing the content that follows.
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- The headline of the newspaper announced the latest economic downturn.
- Eye-catching headlines are important for attracting readers’ attention.
- The headline accurately reflected the main points of the news story.
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- Scoop (Noun / Verb): Noun– A piece of news published by a newspaper or broadcast by a television or radio station in advance of its rivals. Verb– To obtain such a news story.
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- The journalist’s scoop about the celebrity scandal made front-page news.
- She scooped her competitors with an exclusive interview.
- Breaking news stories often rely on reporters’ ability to scoop their competition.
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