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C2

A media scandal: jargon, neutral register and bureaucratic register side by side

Everything you need to talk about a public scandal in exactly the register the moment calls for, in one path. Start with the three-band vocabulary continuum - slang, neutral, formal/bureaucratic - that runs through every scandal story, then learn the vocabulary of accusation, insinuation and sensationalism, take six guided lessons that build from each register's own words to correcting the traps a learner makes shifting between them, listen to two commentators argue through this week's controversy, read a short opinion essay on the danger of a rash judgment, write your own commentary holding one register with a single deliberate shift, and finally say aloud why the public so often rushes to judge.

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