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Neil and Dan teach you how to use the language the world's media is using to discuss this story:
Reports from Los Angeles say a deal has been struck to avert the first strike by Hollywood screenwriters in a decade. Members of the Writers Guild of America had been demanding better pay and benefits.
Vocabulary:
averted
stopped something bad from happening
tentative
not certain or definite
looms
causes worry
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Reports from Los Angeles say a deal has been struck to avert the first strike by Hollywood screenwriters in a decade. Members of the Writers Guild of America had been demanding better pay and benefits.
Vocabulary:
averted
stopped something bad from happening
tentative
not certain or definite
looms
causes worry
For more, visit our website:
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