| A blazer | A type of formal jacket. |
| A hoodie | A sweatshirt with a hood to cover the head. |
| A host | The person who invites guests. |
| Accuracy | The ability to do something without making any mistakes. |
| Actually | In fact. |
| An event | Don't forget tomorrow's concert; it's an important event for the artist. |
| Average | A standard or level that is considered usual. |
| Baggy | Too big. |
| Broadsheets | Serious newspapers. |
| Budget | The amount of money you can spend on something. |
| Can't afford | You can't pay for it. |
| Channel hop | The action of changing the channel you are tuned to. |
| Checked | With a pattern of squares arranged side by side. |
| Costume | Special dress or clothes you wear for a party or for filming. |
| Current affairs | The most recent events or issues. |
| Documentary | A TV programme about history or nature. |
| Flashy | Too bright and attention-grabbing. |
| Foreign correspondent | A journalist who reports from another country. |
| Gadgets | Devices. |
| Headlines | The title of a news report. |
| Inquiry | Investigation. |
| Journalist | A person whose profession is to write reports for newspapers. |
| Do research | Investigate. |
| Missing | Absent or lost. |
| Mud-splattered | Covered in dirt. |
| Nowadays | Today. |
| On bail | Released from custody while awaiting trial. |
| Outrageous | With an unusual or strange appearance. |
| Patterned | Not plain. |
| Phone tapping | Secretly listening to other people's conversations on their phones. |
| Ripped clothes | Torn clothes. |
| Scruffy | Not elegant. |
| Size | Clothes will fit you if they are the right size. |
| Skimpy | Refers to clothes that show a lot of your body. |
| Smart | Elegant. |
| Striped | With stripes running along the material. |
| Stuntmen | A double of an actor who performs risky scenes. |
| Tabloids | Popular newspapers with many pictures and brief reports. |
| Tight-fitting | Skinny. |
| To broadcast | To send out a programme on television or radio. |
| To browse | To look for information on the internet. |
| To deny | To not allow; to not accept; to say something is not true. |
| To release | Last Friday this singer-songwriter released a new album. |
| To skim | To read quickly. |
| To sweat | To secrete water from your skin when you feel hot or nervous. |
| To throw away | To put into the bin. |
| To wonder | To ask yourself. |
| To wrap | I'll wrap the present with a dot-patterned material. |
| Trendy | Fashionable. |
| Tune in | To watch or listen to a specific radio or television programme. |
