PTE

A person who selects, checks, and prepares material for publication or broadcast.

Mutual gaze in which two people look directly into one another's eyes, especially during communication.

To check factual claims against reliable evidence in order to assess their accuracy.

Informal talk about other people's personal lives, often involving details that have not been confirmed.

Following the structural rules of a particular language or language variety.

An established expression whose overall meaning cannot be reliably worked out from its individual words alone.

The practice of giving information to others or exchanging it within or between groups.

The pattern of rising and falling voice pitch across a spoken phrase or sentence.

The work of gathering, checking, and presenting news and other information about matters of public interest.

A person whose work involves gathering, investigating, or presenting news and information for the public.

A group of languages understood to have developed from a common ancestral language.

Using the basic or direct meaning of words rather than a figurative interpretation.

To transmit audio or video over the internet while the recorded event is taking place.

Communication channels designed to deliver information or entertainment to large public audiences.

Able to use several languages, or involving the use of several languages.

To tell a story or describe a connected sequence of events.

A connected account of events presented as a story, whether invented or based on experience.

The reporting that news organizations provide about an event, issue, or subject.

An organization or service that gathers and publishes or broadcasts news.

Communicating through cues such as posture, gaze, or gesture rather than through words.

Text, images, audio, video, and other material made available through the internet.

A grammatical construction in which the subject typically receives or is affected by the action, while the agent may be omitted.

An organized event at which a person or organization makes an announcement and answers questions from journalists.

A public message intended to inform people about an issue or action that benefits the community.

An announcement or explanation made openly available for the public to read or hear.

Public attention received by a person, organization, or event, especially through media coverage.

To practice a planned performance or presentation before giving it to an audience.

A clause that gives information about a noun or noun phrase, often introduced in English by who, which, or that.

A set of written signs used to represent one or more languages.