By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Roller coaster [Noun] (a structure like a tall railway with steep slopes that goes up and down at a high speed).
She screamed herself silly on the roller coaster.
Mary means that her life is actually a real-life roller-coaster. I have gone on the roller coaster three times and not be sick.
Pottery [Noun] (vase, pots, cups, plates etc. that are made out of clay and baked in an oven).
This pottery is made by a local artist.
People in England made pottery centuries ago.
Knitting [Noun] (the activity of knitting things, such as sweaters, gloves, scarves etc).
She loves knitting and working with fabrics. She spent many days knitting a sweater for him.
To mow the lawn [Verb] (to cut down (grass, grain, etc.) with a lawnmower).
I want him to mow the lawn right after breakfast.
It's time to mow the lawn again.
I mow the lawn every week in summer.
THE MEDIA
Episode [Noun] (a separate part of shows or television series).
Each episode of that TV drama ends with somebody delivering a profound line.
I have watched every episode of the series he has appeared in.
Mass media [Noun] (newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and the Internet).
Students will be able to list several mass media. I never trust the mass media.
Online scams = Internet fraud [Noun] (a type of fraud performed by a dishonest individual, group who makes use of the Internet in order to make money).
Protect yourself from online scams.
Nowadays, there are a variety of online scams, this includes obtaining money with fake photos, fake names, fake e-mails, etc.
Breaking news [Noun] (newly received information about an event that is currently happening).
The proportion of users who say they follow breaking news on Twitter is nearly twice as high as those who do so on Facebook.
My father tends to keep up with the latest breaking news around the world.