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    Practice English speaking about News & Opinions for beginners

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    Does this sound familiar?

    You know basic words but freeze when speaking.

    You need time to think and form sentences.

    You're afraid of making mistakes.

    What you'll practice

    Learn to express simple opinions (I like, I don't like).

    Practice agreeing and disagreeing politely.

    Build vocabulary for current events.

    Example conversation starters

    Do you watch the news?

    What is your favorite news channel?

    Do you read newspapers?

    What happened today?

    Is this news good or bad?

    Do you like sports news?

    Key phrases you'll actually use

    I saw on the news that...

    J'ai vu aux infos que...

    What happened?

    Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé ?

    Is this true?

    Est-ce vrai ?

    I don't understand.

    Je ne comprends pas.

    This is good/bad news.

    C'est une bonne/mauvaise nouvelle.

    I heard about it.

    J'en ai entendu parler.

    Common mistakes to avoid

    Saying "a news" instead of "a piece of news" (news is uncountable).

    Using "I am agree" instead of "I agree."

    Forgetting the article: "I watch news" instead of "I watch the news."

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    Practice & get corrections

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