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Learning English: Understanding the News, Section 2

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Learning English: Understanding the News, Section 2

By: Zhanna Hamilton
Narrated by: Thomas Wynn
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Section 2 of this guide teaches you how to become an active reader that knows how to read efficiently and how to get the most out of each news article. You will learn common news terms and phrases that are used in formal interviews, newspapers and even the tabloids. The terminology in this guide comes with detailed explanations, examples and tips for English learners. You will also learn new vocabulary not related to the news along the way. At the end of the guide, you are able to interactively practice your new knowledge with exercises. The answers are given at the end of each exercise, allowing you to study on your own.

©2013 Zhanna Hamilton (P)2013 Zhanna Hamilton Education English

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