Lesson
B2The Scandal: What Did She Really Say?
Investigate a social media scandal and uncover who said what, who lied, and who got misquoted. Master reported speech through tabloid headlines, press statements, and conflicting witness accounts. Watch a TED-Ed video on the language of lying. A practical B2 English lesson on reported speech, media vocabulary, and critical analysis of public statements. Ideal for adult learners, English tutors, and language schools.
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Breaking News — The Mia Hartley Scandal: Predict & Verify
Predict & Verify
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Tabloid Talk — Media and Scandal Vocabulary: Swipe Battle
Swipe Battle
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How Liars Give Themselves Away: Content Block
Content Block
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Lesson Board: Reported Speech — Tense Shifts and Reporting Verbs
Lesson Board
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What Did They Actually Say? — Reported Speech in Context: Fill the Gap
Fill the Gap
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Four Sides of the Same Story: Jigsaw Reading
Jigsaw Reading
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Report the Story — You Are the Journalist: Elevator Pitch
Elevator Pitch
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Trust, Truth, and the Media: Debate Roulette
Debate Roulette
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