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    Speaking and listening – Pre-intermediate to Upper-intermediate

    Let’s talk about the NEWS


    Conversation cards

    Do you watch the news on When was the last time you How often do you watch or
    TV? watched the news on TV? listen to the news in
    How often do you watch it? What was on the news? English? Talk about it.

    How do you keep up with the Local (national) news or Which local TV or radio
    news? What’s your favourite international news? stations do you know?
    news source? Which do you prefer? Why? At what time is the news?

    How has technology changed Do you think most newspapers Do you buy the newspaper or
    the way we receive news? print what's important, or what read it online? Do you have a
    Discuss. will make them sell more?  subscription?
    What about TV news?

    How often do you read the Do you think traditional Which international news
    newspaper? Which is your (printed) newspapers will channels do you know?
    favourite? Why? disappear? Explain. Do you ever watch them?

    Think of an important news Are you interested in sports Are there certain things
    story that you remember. news? Celebrity news? journalists shouldn't report
    What was it? Business news? on? Why?

    Do you ever browse the ‘Bad news sells.’ Do you think the media is
    website of a newspaper or Do you agree? objective? (= fair, unbiased)
    TV station? Talk about it. Discuss in group. Why or why not?

    1
    1 2 3 4 5
    7
    Match
    6
    camera crew Match
    sign language 1. breaking news a. the main news reader on TV or radio
    interpreter 2. interpreter b. a TV programme shown again
    weatherman 3. live report c. a person who translates orally (=spoken)
    press conference 4. journalist d. news discovered before others do
    reporter 5. anchor e. a news story reported as it happens
    satellite 6. scoop f. latest news story
    TV studio 7. rerun g. person who writes or airs news stories
    7

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