/CC/ /TR/ /L1/half truth hım .
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half truth … /TR/ /WR/ and too many exclamation marks writing that is full
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of full of lies it can also be lie . /CC/ /TR/ /L1/ if your goal is just to learn
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for that (writes in the paper + lies + let’s say not true) if your goal ımm *
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learn a little vocabulary to learn a little vocabulary a little fun go read /TR/ 74
but don’t expect to find but don’t expect /TR/find hatal news or good
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writing or the truth ımm good writing and truth /SR/ /TR/I will say real 76
news it used real . /L1/ don’t expect to find don’t expect to find what kind of 77
news /TR/ /SQ/ it is real anyway /L1/ don’t expect to find real news or well 78
written truths . something like don’t expect you can’t find truth/ he real news
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anyway /TR/ /L1/ /VER/a real newspaper /TR/such as Christian Science
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Monitor as an example /TR/ . International Herald Tribune USA Today
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(turns the page) what you will find . you will find /SR/ what you will find .
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ımm then . you need information about the different sections of the 83
newspaper . this will help you to decide how ee what to read /TR/ (in a low
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voice + skip . in most English language papers) many English language 85
English newspapers /TR/ hard news is in the first section in the first section 86
difficult news is it /TR/ /SQ/ . beginning on the front page begins in front of 87
the page /TR/ this is something like headline
