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Second handout: https://www.settlementatwork.org/lincdocs/linc5-7/academic.skills/pdfs/pdf.academic.skill.LINC5/02.parts.para.pdf

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Grammar notes: Present Perfect Continuos

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Grammar notes: Present Perfect Continuos

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News and Media

In this pre-advanced vocabulary lesson, you will learn about the essential words and phrases related to the world of news and media. From television and radio to newspapers and publishing, these terms will help you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of information and communication. Check the following pictures and read the descriptions and examples to grasp the exact meaning of each term and how to use it.

Radio and Television

An 1 anchor is a person who reads the news on television, usually from a recording studio, and a 2 correspondent is a type of journalist who reports news from a specific country or on a particular topic. If you watch a regular news programme, you're likely to see an anchor delivering the main part of the news, talking to a correspondent who is on video from the place where the news feature is taking place.

A 3 viewer is a person who watches a programme, event, or report on television, while a 4 listener is a person who listens to these things on the radio.

6 Live coverage is the term used to describe a programme or report that is broadcast while it is happening or has just happened. This is common with pressing news reports, concerts, and important sporting events.

Live coverage of the match enabled viewers all over to watch the match as it happened.

A 11 current affairs programme is a programme in which people discuss topics or events of interest that are happening in the world at the present time. These can be political, social, or environmental matters on which speakers often express their views.

Newspapers and Publishing

A 1 headline is a line of words printed in larger writing that you see at the top of articles in newspapers and magazines, especially on the front page. When something makes the headlines, it is important and is receiving a lot of media attention.

An 2 article is a piece of writing that you find in newspapers, magazines, and online. They usually contain a headline and focus on a particular story.

3 Editorial articles express the opinion of the newspaper's editorial board on a particular issue. They often reflect the newspaper's stance on important topics.

A 5 journalist is a person whose job is to collect news and write about it for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio, and an 6 editor is a person who checks and corrects articles and books before they are published. So, after a journalist submits an article, it is always checked by an editor. An editor is also the person who is in charge of a newspaper or magazine and who decides what will be published in each edition of it.

A 7 column is a piece of writing that appears regularly in a newspaper or magazine and is usually written by the same person. They usually focus on a particular topic and appear in the same part of a newspaper in every publication.

A 9 feature is a piece of writing that you see in newspapers and magazines that is longer than a regular article. They vary in type but usually cover a topic in greater depth than a regular article and often look at it from a different perspective.

I read a five-page featureabout veganism in a food magazine last week.

A 11 tabloid is a type of newspaper that has small pages and short articles. They are often considered to be less serious than regular newspapers and usually contain a lot of photos.

A 12 media outlet is a broadcasting channel providing news, information and feature stories to the public by way of newspapers, magazines, social media and the Internet, television and radio.

There are also some important adjectives that are used to describe articles and features. 14 Biased is an adjective that we use to describe an article in which the writer illustrates their own personal opinions or preferences rather than simply providing information. 15 Unbiased has the opposite meaning, so an unbiased article is written in a more informative, neutral tone.

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News and media - B2 English Vocabulary - Test-English

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Boost your English News and Media vocabulary with our lesson, which includes exercises and games, definitions, examples, pictures and more!

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Online Practice

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Present perfect continuous exercises. Present perfect and present perfect progressive exercises.

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Online Practice #2

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Practice the present perfect continuous (or present perfect progressive) with this free interactive online exercise about the positive and negative forms

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Online Practice

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Grammar exercises online - present perfect continuous with prepositions 'for' and 'since' to talk about past time to the present.

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Online Practice

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Embedded, indirect and negative questions - exercisees. Intermediate and advanced level esl.

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Online Practice

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Exercise about indirect questions in the present simple tense.

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Brief explanation (Complementary)

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/writers/documents/screenplaytv.pdf

https://www.wichita.edu/services/mrc/documents/Screenplay_Format_Examples.pdf

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Evaluation Breakdown & Individual Presentation

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Evaluation Breakdown & Individual Presentation

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These are the instructions for your oral presentation. (June 22nd).

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Enter the Flip of the class and provide your opinion regarding 2 different topics.

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Flip is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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Central to the culture of Honduras, the contemporary artistic output of the country takes inspiration from not only the Mesoamericans, but the histories of African American slaves, the region's climate and terrain, and its complex political standing, broaching these matters through rich visual art practices, writing, music, and film, among other channels. Reflecting the lives of Hondurans, contemporary artworks emerging from the country often incorporate dissident elements, exploring topics as expansive as social injustices and governmental anxieties to the beauty of the natural world and the minutia of family life. A true melting pot, the creative vanguard of Honduras comprises a fascinating breadth of artists, designers, filmmakers, musicians, writers and thinkers, five of whom Something Curated takes a closer look at.

Melissa Cardoza, Writer & Activist

Artwork from 13 Colores de la Resistencia Hondureña/13 Colors of the Honduran Resistance by Melissa Cardoza, 2016. © Melissa Cardoza

Melissa Cardoza is a writer, journalist, and organiser whose work includes poetry, articles, short stories, and essays. She is perhaps best known for her works Tengo una tía que no es monjita (2004), a children's book illustrated by Margarita Sada, and 13 Colores de la Resistencia Hondureña/13 Colors of the Honduran Resistance (2016), a collection of stories translated into English by Matt Ginsberg-Jaeckle. An Afro-Indigenous human rights activist who describes herself as a "GaríLenca," Cardoza is one of the principal figures in the Honduran resistance movement, which arose during the aftermath of the 2009 coup against President Manuel Zelaya.

Lutfi Janania Zablah, Botanic Artist

Lutfi Janania. Photo: Ricardo Rivera. Courtesy ROSALILA

Honduran-born, New York-based botanic artist Lutfi Janania Zablah was raised among the verdant forests and mountains of San Pedro Sula, gaining an early appreciation for the natural world. Arriving in NYC with just two suitcases, Janania Zablah initially had plans to pursue a career in fashion, with ambitions of working as a stylist. But after creating floral arrangements for shoots, he began receiving commissions for his dazzling living sculptures from friends, soon turning his love for unusual botanicals into a business. Now behind the creative studio ROSALILA, the artist is well known for his surreal creations that celebrate the beauty of the transient, earning him a cult following and a winning spot on HBO's reality-show-competition Full Bloom.

Virginia Castillo, Painter

Virginia Castillo, Island Women, 2010. © Virginia Castillo

Born in the coastal town of La Ceiba, Virginia Castillo grew up immersed in the diverse and colourful culture of Honduras. Entirely self-taught, her art tells island stories of the past, putting the viewer in the room, on the beach or in a conversation between old friends. The everyday scenes of her world are painted in vivid colours, bringing convivial tableaux to life. Her subject matter often times appears as a familiar face, house or a local "barrio" in and around the North Coast or Bay Islands of Honduras. Castillo works across mixed media, embracing materials and techniques from needlework and watercolours, to oils, inks and textiles. An element that remains constant is her source of inspiration, which she notes is "the quiet strength of her island sisters."

Hailing from Atlántida, Honduras, José Marcelo Morales Ramirez, better known by his stage name Menor Menor, is a rapper and songwriter who is today at the centre of Honduras' dancehall and rap music scenes. Menor got his start in the field when Caribbean dancehall artist Yankee 212 visited the aspiring musician's town of Triunfo De la Cruz and met a teenage Menor for the first time. Quickly convinced by his raw talent, Yankee put Menor on a stage, commencing an exciting and prolific career. Since then, Menor has set a record in his country by surpassing one million views on YouTube in the first 24 hours of the release of his video for the single Now I Know with Lary Over, and is one of Honduras' most well-known recording artists.

Bayardo Blandino, Curator & Artist

Resilient Footprints by Kathy Munguia at Sala Mujeres del Arte Contemporáneo SMAC/MUA, 2019. Curated by Bayardo Blandino

Living and working in Honduras, Nicaraguan-born curator and artist Bayardo Blandino studied at the National School of Fine Arts of Honduras. Currently the curator and artistic director of Mujeres en las Artes/MUA, Blandino programmes the exhibitions and artistic projects of the Sala Mujeres del Arte Contemporáneo, having been at the helm of the organisation since its inception in 1997. In 2000, Blandino co-founded Honduras's Center for Contemporary Visual Arts for Women in the Arts. Here, the focus of his work is on the management of educational projects and the coordination of interdisciplinary artistic production. He is currently a member of the International Committee of Museums of Modern Art and the International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art.

Feature image: Still from Ahora Se by Menor Menor & Lary Over. © Carbon Fiber Music

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5 Cultural Producers Shaping Honduras' Creative Landscape - Something Curated

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Central to the culture of Honduras, the contemporary artistic output of the country takes inspiration from not only the Mesoamericans, but the histories of African American slaves, the region's climate and terrain, and its complex political standing, broaching these matters through rich visual art practices, writing, music, and film, among other channels.

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PA014 - Passive Voice - Change from active to passive

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Oral production grading