Form 7: Third Conditional Analysis in Media and Journalism Exercise

Form 7: Third Conditional Analysis in Media and Journalism

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Form 7: Third Conditional Analysis in Media and Journalism

Analyze media and journalism topics using third conditional sentence structures.

Questions

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    If the investigative reporter _ the source's claims, the newspaper would not have published the libelous article.

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    If mainstream news outlets _ sensation clickbait headlines, public journalistic trust would not have plummeted.

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    What public reaction would have occurred if the broadcasting network _ the live press conference?

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    If the press office had released an official clarification immediately, false rumors _ rapidly online.

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    If senior editors _ factual inconsistencies during proofreading, a public retraction would not have been required.

  6. MultiChoice

    If social media networks had suspended automated bot accounts, political disinformation campaigns _ less impact.

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    If photojournalists _ hidden camera evidence, the government corruption scandal would never have come to light.

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    If the television station _ censorship regulations, regulatory authorities would not have revoked its license.

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    If media literacy courses _ introduced into school curricula, students would have detected online propaganda easily.

  10. MultiChoice

    If the independent documentary _ vital grants, it would never have been broadcast on public television.

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    If the corporate spokesperson had addressed public concerns directly, the severe PR disaster _ .

  12. MultiChoice

    If investigative journalists had not leaked sensitive offshore banking documents, offshore tax evasion _ undetected.