ABC and FCC Fight Over TV Rules
Introduction
ABC is fighting the FCC in court. ABC says the FCC is breaking the law.
Main Body
The FCC wants to change a rule about the show 'The View'. The FCC says the show is not a news program. ABC says it is a news program. ABC thinks the FCC is being unfair. The FCC is also checking ABC's licenses very quickly. Some licenses do not end until 2031. The FCC says they are checking how ABC treats different people. ABC says the government is angry because of a comedian named Jimmy Kimmel. ABC hired a famous lawyer to help them. Some groups say ABC is right. Other people in the government say ABC is wrong.
Conclusion
ABC wants to keep its news status and stop the fast license checks.
Learning
⚡ The Power of 'SAY'
In this story, we see one word used many times to show an opinion: SAY.
At A2 level, you need to show who thinks what. Look at how it changes based on the person:
- I say
- You say
- ABC (It) says
- The FCC (It) says
Pattern: [Person] + says + [Idea]
- ABC says the FCC is breaking the law.
- The FCC says the show is not news.
Quick Tip: Use "says" for any single company, person, or group. It is the easiest way to report a fight or a conversation in English.