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Sources in Journalism -Kinds of attributional sources in news journalism Source in journalism is like a friend to journalists. They can't do without each other. Source is the backbone most media organizations and journalists rely on. Journalists get information through interviews and sources. Before the invasion of Iraq in 2003, the New York Times and most media news in the USA rely on anonymous sources for their publication. Source can be, anonymous, user-generated content, social media or inter-personal etc. Sources are the fundamental thing that distinguishes us as a journalist. It is what makes us unique from those who write opinions. Sources are essential to building trust and that's the beauty of journalism. Professional journalists always want to keep themselves away from their story and follow what sources said. Sources can fail most time and that's why it advisable to have a variety of sources. Sources add beauty, information, worth, and above all credibility to a

LEGO: GRAMMAR DIGEST **It's time, it's about time or it's high time ------** whenever any of this is used followed by a subject (Noun or Pronoun), the verb that follows must be in PAST TENSE. E.g, It's high time Tolu left the class. It's about time we drove home.  **I'd rather -----** whenever any of this is used followed by a subject (Noun or Pronoun), the verb that follows must be in PAST TENSE. E.g, I'd rather you killed the ram. I'd rather you left early. **I wish------** whenever any of this is used followed by a subject (Noun or Pronoun), the verb that follows must be in PAST TENSE. E.g, I wish I could do it. I wish she were/was my girlfriend. I wish you were my age mate. NOTE: Exceptions in grammar!!! Babalola Qayyum Opeyemi, June 6th, 2020.