News

Staying informed about current events through "news" is a win-win for you as an ESL learner. Not only does the news expose you to a wide range of vocabulary and sentence structures used in the real world, but it also provides a springboard for discussions and critical thinking. By engaging with news articles, you can practice summarizing information, expressing opinions, and staying connected to the world around you, all while strengthening your grasp of the English language. Today's vocabulary will help you do all of that, and more. Let's jump right in!

In today's lesson, you're going to have:

1. Headline

📚 DEFINITION

A heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine, usually in large font, summarizing the main point or topic of the story.

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2. Scoop

📚 DEFINITION

A news story, especially an exclusive one, reported and published before other news organizations; to obtain or report such a story.

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3. Correspondent

📚 DEFINITION

A journalist or reporter who contributes news stories or reports from a specific region or for a particular news organization.

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4. Coverage

📚 DEFINITION

The extent and manner in which news events or topics are reported by journalists or media outlets.

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5. Sources

📚 DEFINITION

Individuals, organizations, or documents that provide information to journalists for news stories, often requiring confidentiality or anonymity.

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