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课件网) Module 10 On the radio 外研版 八年级下册 Unit 3 Language in use(2) Review Translate the phrases. 带领参观 这边走 在广播中 变得疯狂 避免做 坚持做 采访 保持安静 show / take sb. around come this way be on air get crazy avoid doing keep doing do interviews with keep quiet 采访某人 北京电台 最新新闻 需要做某事 在.....的末尾 在北京广播电台 感谢做某事 不用谢，没问题 do an interview with / interview sb. Radio Beijing the latest news need to do sth. the end of at Radio Beijing thank you for doing no problem Listening Listen and say what Kate’s job is. A newspaper reporter. A radio presenter. A newsreader √ Listen again and complete Kate's timetable. 10 am Kate _____ in a park. 11 am 4 pm The programme _____. In the first part of the show, Kate _____ her guests. Then the _____ comes in. This takes about _____ minutes. After that is the _____. Finally listeners _____ the station and _____ Kate. 7:30 pm The programme _____. runs Kate listens to the latest news on the radio. starts interviews newsreader five weather report phone talk to finishes Hello, everyone. I'm Kate. My day starts at about 10 am with a run in the park. I run for about an hour. At 11 am, I listen to the latest news on the radio. Then I meet my team and we prepare the programme. My programme starts at 4 pm and finishes at 7:30 pm. Before I begin, I think about my listeners. I imagine that I am talking to them Tapescript In person. That makes my radio show feel personal. People seem to like that. In the first part of the show, I interview my guests. Then the newsreader comes in. The news takes about five minutes. After the news is the weather report, and then the phone-in. That's when listeners phone the station and talk to me. It's my favourite part of the programme. Read the interview and complete the notes. Presentation John: It’s really nice of you to agree to talk to us, Bernard. I know you’re very busy. Bernard: I’m very happy to talk to you. I enjoyed my time at school — it was a good school. John: It still is. I’m very happy there. Bernard: So you present programmes for the school radio station John: Yes, and we want you to tell us about your work as a presenter for a popular radio programme. We want to know how you’ve become so successful. Bernard: Well, to become successful, you need to work hard, you know. And I’ve always worked very hard. It's also important to love your job, and I’ve loved radio since I was quite young. John: How old were you when you decided you wanted to work in radio Bernard: I started presenting music shows for the school radio when I was fifteen. I became the youngest presenter of a popular national teenage radio show when I was seventeen. And then, when I went to university, I worked on the university radio station in my free time. Alter that, it was easy to get a job with a local radio station in a small town. And after about two years, a national radio station asked me to work fo ... ...
