Free Exercises: Grammar, Vocabulary & Phrases
Level: Elementary Intermediate Advanced
Exercise: Grammar Vocabulary Phrases
Advanced Phrases: Newspapers / The Press
For each sentence, choose the best word or phrase to complete the gap from the choices below.
- In the UK many journalists do not respect people's enough. That's why we need stricter laws.
- Some people prefer to tabloids but I like reading both depending on what mood I'm in.
- I'm only interested in serious national and international news. I can never be bothered to read about celebrities in the gossip .
- The Times is supposed to be a serious, respectable newspaper but I found their coverage of the recent political scandal a bit too .
- The junior minster claimed he had been a victim of a by certain newspapers who were trying to discredit his party's policies.
- When there was a flood in Bristol, it was in all the local papers but it wasn't reported by any of the national .
- The MP for Sunderland was awarded fifty thousand pounds damages against the Stun Newspaper in a recent case.
- A junior minister in the government was recently sacked after it was discovered he was confidential information to the press.
- The war in Iraq used to be the number one news item every day. But nowadays it hardly ever the front page.
- After he was falsely accused of accepting bribes, the senior police officer spent weeks being by the press.
- After the terrorist attack, one of the national tabloids printed a colour two-page showing the sequence of events that led up to the bombing.
- My favourite is Barry Johnson who writes satirical pieces about the week's politics in the Guardian.

