TYPES OF MEDIA
A place on the internet where you can find information.
WEBSITE
The short titles at the top of news stories
HEADLINES
To say that you will not do something.
REFUSE
Marta said, "I'm cooking dinner for my family." How does she report this later?
Marta said (that) she was cooking dinner for her family.
Pablo said (that) he was going to the cinema the next day. What did Pablo actually say?
"I'm going to the cinema tomorrow."
A radio programme you can download to your phone and listen to whenever you wan
PODCAST
The person who answers the questions in an interview
INTERVIEWEE
To ask someone to come and see you or join you
INVITE
Leo said, "I haven't seen that film yet." How does he report this later?
Leo said (that) he hadn't seen that film yet.
My sister said (that) she didn't want anyone touching her phone. What did she actually say?
"I don't want anyone touching my phone!"
A website with posts about someone's personal opinions or experiences.
BLOG
The job of writing and reporting news for newspapers, TV or radio
JOURNALISM
To agree that something is true, often something you didn't want to admit.
ADMIT
Zoe said, "I can't find my keys!" How does she report this later?
Zoe said (that) she couldn't find her keys.
My friends said (that) they would meet me outside that café. What did they actually say?
"We will meet you outside this café."
TV programmes that are sent to your home using a dish, not cables.
SATELLITE TV
Newspapers, TV, radio and the internet, considered together as a group
MASS MEDIA
To offer an idea or plan for someone to consider.
SUGGEST
Ben said, "I won't be at school tomorrow." How does he report this the next day?
Ben said (that) he wouldn't be at school the next day.
My cousins said (that) they hadn't visited the museum the day before. What did they actually say?
"We didn't visit the museum yesterday."
Large printed sheets with news stories, usually published every day.
NEWSPAPER
Where a journalist got their information from
SOURCE
To help someone understand something by giving details
EXPLAIN
Mia said, "My brother and I always watch this show together." How does she report this later?
Mia said (that) she and her brother always watched that show together.
The twins said (that) they were leaving for Brazil the following week. What did they actually say?
"We're leaving for Brazil next week."