Task Category: PP9

Here is the written version of the story from the last task. Read though it and write the missing prepositions. TIP! If you’re not sure,…

Listen to the story about John Boons who stole money from his bank. Can you catch the gist? (Read by Lucy Gaughan, Manchester, UK)

1.What examples of circular reporting does the speaker mention? a pseudoscientific paper published in 1998 arguing that routine vaccination of children causes autism which inspired…

As you watch the video, think about these questions: What examples of circular reporting does the speaker mention? How do wikis contribute to circular reporting?…

Circular reporting can occur when publication A publishes misinformation, publication B reprints it, and publication A then cites B as the source for the information.…

Your turn! Let’s test that memory! Write the word from the last exercise to match the definition.

Read the sentences and drag the correct adjective in to the space. Tip! Be sure to look up any words if you don’t know the…

How do you keep up with the news? Do you trust the information you get? Are media in your country biased? How can you know…

Test your memory and fill in the missing gaps with the words and expressions:

How many did you get?! #1 I thought she needed a bit of encouragement so I told a white lie, and said I thought her…

Let me introduce you to Joelle, one of our EDA friends and collaborators. Listen to her explain these 6 new words and expressions that you…

Each of the phrases below contains a word or an expression about telling lies or telling the truth. Listen to each phrase and try to…

Sooooo…….. what do you think?! Truth or lie? Write in the comments 👇: truth or lie and then watch to find out! ps. If you…

Would I Lie To You? is a British game show, or better, comedy panel show where contestants have to bluff* about their deepest secrets. The…

Download the Crime Vocabulary Word List. Over the next few weeks, go through it, highlighting the words you don’t know. Try out different methods to…