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news reading to learn!!! Pick one and read!

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Easy Level News - Level A2 - Practice English with News

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This page is dedicated to news articles in Very Easy English! This page is specifically designed for people at the CEFR Level A2 in English. It is an ideal resource for English learners who are just starting to gain confidence in their language skills.

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Expressions, vocabulary, tips and more

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BROADCAST YOUR NEWS PROGRAMME!! SPEAKING.

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My students’ next project is to broadcast a video with the news. They can choose several interesting topics, create their own HEADLINES an…

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Funny video!! Do you know the cookie Monster??

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W-ORD Channel 7 News With John Oliver & Cookie Monster

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What's happening now? present simple and continuous!!

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PRESENT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS. USES, ACTIVITIES, VIDEO

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Any doubts about the uses of the present simple and present continuous? Watch the following powtoon and learn about them!! After watchi…

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What happened? Learn about the simple past and continuous

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What happened? Learn about the simple past and continuous

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Past simple and past continous are very important for story telling in the past. The following story may help you to understand when to u…

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More tips to write a news paper report

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How to write a newspaper report (A2 Level)

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If you want to learn more, use the following B2 word list

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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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Here, you can stay tunned with the latest updates and practice ENglish at higher levels

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BBC Learning English - Learn English from the news