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anchor
someone who presents the news on a television or radio new programme
Diane Sawyer is a co—— of ABC’s Prime Time line.
anchor
to present a television or radio programme, especially the news
The program has been —-ed by McDonald since 2005.
broadcast
to send out a programme on television or radio:
Channel 5’s main news broadcast is at 9pm.
broadcast
to tell people something, especially something that you wanted to be a secret
I don’t want my news to be— to everyone in my school.
caption
words printed near or on a picture that explain something about the picture
Please read the —- to understand the statics.
columnist
a journalist who writes a regular series of articles for a particular newspaper or magazine
She’s a —- for a Sunday newspaper
correspondent
a newspaper or television reporter, especially the one who deals with a particular subject or area
And now, a special report from our political —- John Sergeant.
critic
someone who does not like something and states their opinion about it, or someone whose job is to write or broadcast their opinions about things such as books, films, or plays.
footnote
a note at the bottom of a page that gives more detailed information about something on the page
There is more information on this in the — at the bottom.
Ghostwriter
someone who writes something for someone whose name will appear on it as the writer
He didn’t really write his autobiography by himself, - a ghostwriter did it.
handbook
a small book that gives information about a subject or instructions about how to use something
It’s a good handbook for those stuck in band 6-6.5 in IELTS writing.
manifesto
a formal statement expressing the aims and plans of a group or organization, especially a political party-tuyĂŞn ngĂ´n
The liberal Party has just published the latest —-.
novelist
someone who writes novel
Several politicians are also successful —.
pamphlet
a very thin book with a paper cover that gives information or arguments about a single subject, usually given free to people
She wrote the —-, "Grow Your Own Vegetables."
prerecorded
have been recorded to listen to later
Her performance is not live, it’s ——.
reviewer
critics
spine
the edge of a book where all the pages are fixed together
Don’t bend the book back. You’ll damage the —-.
subtitles
I can watch English movies without — now.
supplement
a separate part of a newspaper or magazine
tabloid
related to newspapers with fairly small pages mostly containing stories about famous people and not much serious news.
Never believe things you read on a —-.
trailer
an advertisement for a film or television programs that show parts of the movie.
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