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national TV channels.
We usually C switch over to switch off the traffic news in the car so we
Young people are generally watching less TV but they may still E switch on
F Emails Chat rooms are the best way to communicate formally for
business.
You can usually find old G magazines media sharing sites to browse
A broadcast
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B newspapers
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C switch over to
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D influenced
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E switch on
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F Emails
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G magazines
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newspaper A media sharing site from her family's smart fridge after her
mother had confiscated her phone. An article about the unusual event appeared in
C reported proved that the Arianna Grande fan, who has thousands of
phone but had managed to find other ways of contacting her followers: two gaming
devices and finally the smart fridge. The girl said that her mother is taking
had got too distracted by it during the summer holidays. 'I may be late to reply, as it
is difficult to find something to use Twitter,' she G told reported said the
newspaper.
B newspaper
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C reported
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D switching on
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E had taken
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F therefore
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B. She wants to show them to her friends when she comes home from her holidays.
Vero Falso
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C. Martin thinks that the photos should be for themselves, not for other people.
Vero Falso
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Vero Falso
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Vero Falso
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Can you A say me the way to the nearest train station, please?
producing.
Did anybody F tell why they didn't like the current affairs programme?
A say
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B tell
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C say
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D say
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E say
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She said A she had never used a chat room in B her life.
Paul said: 'We can think about starting a blog this term.'
Paul said that E we could think about starting a blog F this term.
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B her
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C to watch out
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D was coming
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E we could think
F this
H started
6. News 2.00/2
Programmes which deal with serious issues happening at the moment are called
'Did you hear the latest report prove D gossip ?' 'You know I'm not
We're just checking our E sources affairs gossip to verify details of the
A breaking news
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B prove
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C current affairs
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D gossip
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E sources
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F spreading
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Read the text and say if the sentences are true (T), false (F) or not given (NG).
In the past, people got their news mostly from the radio, TV, newspapers and
magazines. You got informed from your favourite or trusted media sources.
There are some newspapers that are considered more 'serious', which are
called broadsheets in the UK, and others (the tabloids) which publish all sorts
of gossip and sports articles in an easier style. But what about fake news?
There may be some confusion between print and online versions of similar-
sounding newspapers. However, you can generally presume that a newspaper
with a lot of photos and articles about celebrities and an obsession with
attractive young women wearing enticing clothes will probably not have much
serious news. One way to check if news is correct is by looking at several
different sources, both print and online. Disaster stories can also attract
readers, but are not always true, or are highly exaggerated. Journalists may
also quote 'research', but it's important to understand how it was carried out.
One golden rule is that if the story seems bizarre, it's probably not true… but
they're often the ones that attract our interest and get shared thousands of
time.
A. in the past, most people found out about the news from their friends.
F NG T
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B. the tabloids publish less serious news and are simpler to read.
F NG T
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D. it's a good idea to compare reports from different media.
F NG T
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F NG T
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F NG T
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Complete the sentences using reported speech and changing the tenses.
Milly wanted to know if F she really had to finish all her dinner.
A was going
D we wanted to order
Debby wasn't able to go to the show. B As Therefore , she gave her ticket to
a friend.
So C Since we were in town, we decided to try a new café for lunch.
to my local paper.
The team were in the finals E therefore because they'd played so well in
the play-offs.
Because F So they haven't arrived yet, we'll have to leave without them.
G As Therefore the sales were still on, Kirsty and David took the train into
town.
A since
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B As
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C Since
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D because
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so
E h f
E therefore
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F So
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binging sites. They said C told me that their private lives were constantly
invaded by new media but this is what they want. But therefore D since
photographs of them are taken at any time and everywhere, not just at official
events, some of them do not feel safe. Therefore E Because , they are often
brings risk, but they themselves often create their own F breaking news
gossip to capture the public's attention. They want to be spoken about on radio
and G TV magazines .
A said
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B sharing
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C told
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D since
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E Because
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Therefore
F breaking news
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gossip
G TV
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