
What's the word you hear?
Complete the sentences. Listen and write the missing word. There are up to 10 questions.
Cancer study shocks scientists - 7th November 2022
Now, scientists understand more about dirty air and cancer. Air pollution comes from cars. The dirty air enters our bodies through our two lungs. But that air can give us lung cancer.
Scientists at London's Crick Institute are excited. They know air pollution can start lung cancer. Before, scientists thought pollution made cells change in our bodies. But it's not like that. The cells are healthy but they already have problems, or "mutations". These mutations are "sleeping". They aren't bad.
Air pollution wakes the mutations up. It's like an alarm. That's bad news for our bodies. The mutations can then become cancer.
Scientists found something else too. They showed this with mice. They gave the animals a special pill. The pill switched off the alarm.
Maybe in the future, people in cities will take a pill too. It could stop the alarm, and stop cancer.
Complete the sentences. Listen and write the missing word. There are up to 10 questions.
Read the sentences. Put them in the same order as the news report. There are 4 sentences.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct preposition. There are up to 4 questions.
Make sentences. Select each word in the correct order. There are up to 3 questions.
Complete the sentences. Listen and write the missing phrase. There are up to 5 questions.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct verb. There are 5 questions.
Read the sentences. Find the spaces between the words. There are up to 5 questions.
Read the sentences. Find the missing capital letters. There are 5 sentences.
Put the sentence parts in the correct order. Each sentence is in 4 pieces. There are up to 5 questions.
Answer questions about the news report. Select the correct answer from 4 options. There are 5 questions.
The letters of one word are in the wrong order. Read the sentence. Spell the word correctly. There are up to 10 questions.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct vowel for each space. There are up to 5 sentences.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct word. There are up to 5 questions.
Read the sentence. Select the missing word. Check your answer.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct preposition. There are up to 5 questions.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct noun. There are up to 5 questions.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct verb. There are up to 5 questions.
Complete the sentences. Select the correct linking word. There are up to 5 questions.
Check how fast you can read this news report. Choose your speed and read each line of text. Practise to improve your reading speed.
Check how well you can understand spoken English. Choose a speed and listen to the report. Practise listening faster and slower to help you improve.
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
Either you did not allow SensationsEnglish to access your email address or your social account doesn't have that, please provide it here.
By clicking “Create Account” above you are accepting our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy.