Post #2312

Vocabulary catch somebody off guard to surprise someone in a way that often makes them confused or embarrassed chat show a TV or radio programme where celebrities talk to their host about various topics host a person who presents a TV or radio show and talks to guest celebrities open questions questions that can't be answered with a short answer for example a couple or words or yes or no; they often begin with 'wh' (why, what, who etc) juicy details information you find interesting because it's exciting or shocking closed question a question where the choice of answers is limited for example to yes or no, or a specific piece of information hot under the collar angry or embarrassed elicit get or produce something, for example, a reaction defensive protecting yourself from criticism or attack draw back move away make the camera disappear make something real or authentic dumb stupid probing investigative #Listening