IELTS Essay: Internet News
Vocabulary Answers
increasingly large segments of the population more and more people
rather than instead of
physical editions real copies
conveniences easier to use
self-evident obvious
trend pattern
on the whole in general
proponents supporters
modern habits the way people act now
argue claim
convenient easy and simple to use
abound are common
consumers customers
locate articles find news
enabling allowing for
access get to
matters the most to them care about the most
efficiently without wasting energy
while at the same time
commuting travelling to work/school
during various periods of inactivity throughout the day when not doing something
possible could happen
audio version can be listened to
tremendous advance huge step forward
visually impaired hard to see
modern features new abilities
hint look forward to
innovations to come changes in the future
validate justify
decline decrease
publishing industry magazines, newspapers, books
nonetheless regardless
considerably lower much less
exceptions outliers
specialise focus on
subject-area field of work
employ intelligent contributors hire smart writers
vast majority most of
online news industry websites posting news
cynically pursues just trying to get
advertising revenue money from ads
at any cost unethically
written hastily written quickly
misleading not accurate
rife with unchecked facts full of mistakes
unprofessional prose badly written
retractions mistakes corrected later
reporting errors mistakes
unnoticed not seen
situation context
confirm their biases agree with their views
gain a momentary burst of endorphins feel happy for a minute
out of outrage in anger
so-called allegedly
‘hate-reading‘ reading just because you hate an article
very same reason exact same cause
therefore justified that’s why it should be so
claim argue
relationship interaction
publisher magazines, sites, etc.
exploitive taking advantage of
educational making your smarter
outweigh stronger than
instilled encouraged
regulate make laws about
properly well
falls to lies with
make more informed choices make better choices
consuming media reading/listening to news