# News & Media Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Science & Technology
- Words: 10
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News and media vocabulary such as news, newspaper and TV, plus weather, sport and report. Everyday words for talking about the news.

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## Word list

* **news** /nuz/: Reports about things that have just happened in the world. — “I watch the **news** every morning with breakfast.”
* **newspaper** /ˈnuzˌpeɪpər/: Large printed sheets that people read every day for reports and photos. — “My grandfather still buys a **newspaper** every Sunday.”
* **magazine** /ˈmæɡəˌzin/: A thin book with photos and stories that you can buy every week or month. — “She reads a science **magazine** on the train.”
* **TV** /ˈtiˈvi/: A machine that shows moving pictures and sound, used to watch programmes and the news. — “We watched the news on **TV** last night.”
* **story** /ˈstɔri/: A report about a real event, written or spoken for the news. — “The front page had a big **story** about the election.”
* **picture** /ˈpɪktʃər/: An image, photo, or drawing that shows something. — “The newspaper printed a **picture** of the crowd.”
* **weather** /ˈwɛðər/: The condition of the sky and air outside, such as rain, sun, or wind. — “She checks the **weather** on the news every morning.”
* **sport** /spɔrt/: Games and physical activities, especially as reported on the news or in a newspaper. — “He always reads the **sport** pages first.”
* **page** /peɪdʒ/: One side of a sheet of paper in a newspaper, magazine, or book. — “The football story was on the front **page**.”
* **report** /riˈpɔrt/: A short spoken or written piece about something that has happened. — “The **report** on the news was about a big storm.”

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