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文案大全Module1Unit1ItsmellsdeliciousTony:Mm・・・Whatadelicioussmell!Yourpizzalookssonice.Betty:Thanks!Wouldyouliketotrysome?Tony:Yes,please,itlookslovely,itsmellsdelicious,andmm,ittastesgood.Darning:What'sthatontop?Betty:Oh,that'scheese.Doyouwanttotryapiece?Darning:Ugh!No,thanks.I'mafraidIdon'tlikecheese.Itdoesn'tsmellfresh.Itsmellstoostrongandittastesabitsour.Betty:Well,mychocolatecookiesaredonenow.Haveatry!Darning:Thanks!Theytastereallysweetandtheyfeelsoftinthemiddle.Tony:Areyoucookinglotsofdifferentthings?Youlookverybusy!Betty:Yes,Iam!There'ssomepizzaandsomecookies,andnowI'mmakinganapplepieandacake.Darning:Applepiesoundsnice,Ihaveasweettooth,youknow.ShallIgetthesugar?Betty:Yes,please.Oh,areyousurethat'ssugar?Tasteitfirst.Itmightbesalt!Darning:No,it'sOK.Ittastessweet.ItTony:What'sssugar.this?Ittastessweettoo.Betty:That'sstrawberryjam,forthecake.Darning:Good,everythingtastessosweet!Itsmyluckyday!Unit2IfeelnervouswhenIspeakChinese.Thanksforyourlastmessage.Itwasgreattohearfromyou,andIcan'twaittomeetyou.IhopeyouwillknowmefrommyphotowhenIarriveattheairport.I'mquitetall,withshortfairhair,andIwearglasses.I'llwearjeansandaT-shirtforthejourney,butI'llalsocarrymywarmcoat.I'vegotyourphoto—youlookverypretty.SoI'msurewe'llfindeachother!Thanksfortellingmeaboutyourhobbies.Yousoundjustlikeme!Ispendalotoftimeplayingclassicalmusicwithmyfriendsatschool,butIalsolikedancemusic—Ilovedancing!Ienjoysportsaswell,especiallytennis.Mybrotherisintheschooltennisteam—I'mveryproudofhim!He'sgoodateverything,butI'mnot.SometimesIgetbadmarksatschool,andIfeelsad.Ishouldworkharder.Youaskedme,“HowdoyoufeelaboutcomingtoChina?”Well,IoftenfeelabitsadatfirstwhenIleavemymumanddadforafewdays,andI'mquiteshywhenI'mwithstrangers.IfeelnervouswhenIspeakChinese,butI'llbefineinafewdays.I'malwayssorrywhenIdon'tknowhowtodothingsintherightway,sopleasehelpmewhenI'mwithyouinChina!Oh,I'mafraidofflyingtoo.ButIcan'ttellyouhowexcitedIamaboutgoingtoChina!Seeyounextweek!Love,SallyModule2Unit1I'vealsoenteredlotsofspeakingcompetitions.Tony:Hi,Lingling.Whatareyoudoing?Lingling:I'menteringacompetition.Tony:Whatkindofcompetition?Lingling:Aspeakingcompetition.Tony:Great.It'llhelpyouimproveyourspeaking.Andmaybeyouwillwinaprize.Lingling:Yes,Thefirstprizeis“Mydreamholiday”.Tony:Haveyoueverwonanyprizesbefore?Lingling:No,Ihaven't.I'vealwayswantedtogoonadreamholiday.ButIcan'taffordit.Theplaneticketsaretooexpensive.Tony:Well,goodluck!I'vealsoenteredlotsofspeakingcompetitions,buthaven'twonanyprizes.I'vestoppedtryingnow.Lingling:That'sapity.Haveyoueverthoughtaboutotherkindsofcompetitions?Tony:Whatdoyoumean?Lingling:Look!Here'sawritingcompetitionAroundtheWorldin80Days.Towinit,youneedtowriteashortstoryaboutaplaceyou'vevisited.Tony:Thatsoundswonderful,butI'venevertravelledmuch.HowcanIwriteaboutit?Lingling:Don'tworry.Itdoesn'tneedtobetrue!Youcanmakeitup.Tony:That'sinteresting.I'lltry.IhopeIwillwin,thenIwillinviteyoutocomewithme.Lingling:Sorry!ThefirstprizeisonlythebookcalledAroundtheWorldin80Days!Unit2TheyhaveseenthePyramids.MikeRobinsonisafifteen-year-oldAmericanboyandhissisterClareisfourteen.Atthemoment,MikeandClareareinCairoinEgypt,oneofthebiggestandbusiestcitiesinAfrica.Theymovedherewiththeirparentstwoyearsago.Theirfather,Peter,worksforaverybigcompany.Thecompanyhasofficesinmanycountries,andithassentPetertoworkinGermany,FranceandChinabefore.Peterusuallystaysinacountryforabouttwoyears.Thenthecompanymoveshimagain.Hisfamilyalwaysgoeswithhim.TheRobinsonsloveseeingtheworld.Theyhavebeentomanyinterestingplaces.Forexample,inEgypt,theyhaveseenthePyramids,travelledonaboatontheNileRiver,andvisitedthepalacesandtowersofancientkingsandqueens.MikeandClarehavealsobeguntolearntheIanguageofthecountry,Arabic.ThisIanguageisdifferentfromEnglishinmanyways,andtheyfindithardtospellandpronouncethewords.However,theystillenjoylearningit.SofartheyhavelearnttospeakGerman,French,ChineseandArabic.SometimestheymixtheIanguages.It'sreallyfun,”saidClare.TheRobinsonsaremovingagain.ThecompanyhasaskedPetertoworkbacktheUS.MikeandClarearehappyaboutthis.Theyhavefriendsallovertheworld,buttheyalsomisstheirfriendsintheUS.Theyarecountingdownthedays.Module3Unit1Hasitarrivedyet?Daming:Hi,Tony.Whatareyouupto?Tony:Hi,Daming.I'vejustmadeamodelspaceshipforourschoolprojectDaming:1haven'tstartedyetbecauseI'mnotsurehowtomakeitCanyouhelpme?Tony:Sure,noproblem.Haveyouheardthelatestnews?ScientistshavesentaspaceshiptoMars.Thejourneyhastakenseveralmonths.Daming:Hasitarrivedyet?Tony:Yes,ithasarrivedalready.That'swhyit'sonthenews.Daming:SohavetheydiscoveredlifeonMars?Tony:No,theyhaven'tyet.Daming:Arethereanyastronautsinthespaceship?Tony:No,therearen't.Daming:Why?Astronautshavealreadybeentothemoon.Tony:Yes,butnoonehasbeentoMarsyet,becauseMarsisveryfaraway,muchfartherthanthemoon.LotsofscientistsareworkinghardinordertosendastronautstoMarsoneday.Daming:That'sinteresting!HowcanIgetinformationonspacetravel?Tony:Youcangoonlinetosearchforinformation.Daming:Iwill.Thankyou,Tony!Unit2Wehavenotfoundlifeonanyotherplanetsyet.Scientiststhinkthattherehasbeenlifeontheearthforhundredsofmillionsofyears.However,wehavenotfoundlifeonanyotherplanetsyet.Theearthisaplanetanditgoesaroundthesun.Sevenotherplanetsalsogoaroundthesun.Noneofthemhasanenvironmentlikethatoftheearth,soscientistsdonotthinktheywillfindlifeonthem.Thesunanditsplanetsarecalledthesolarsystem,andoursolarsystemisasmallpartofamuchlargergroupofstarsandplanets,calledtheGalaxyortheMilkyWay.TherearebillionsofstarsintheGalaxy,andoursunisonlyoneofthem.Scientistshavealsodiscoveredmanyothergalaxiesintheuniverse.Theyareveryfarawayandtheirlighthastotravelformanyyearstoreachus.Sohowlargeistheuniverse?Itisimpossibletoimagine.ScientistshavesentspaceshipstotheplanetofMarstotakephotos.Theyhaveevensentspaceshipstotraveloutsidethesolarsystem.However,nospaceshiphastravelledfarenoughtoreachotherstarsinourGalaxy.Scientistshavealwaysaskedthequestions:withsomanystarsintheuniverse,arewealone,oristherelifeoutthereinspace?Havetherebeenvisitorstotheearthfromotherplanets?Whyhasnoonecommunicatedwithus?Wedonotknowtheanswers…yet.Module4Unit1Ihaven'tdonemuchexercisesinceIgotmycomputer.Doctor:HowcanIhelpyou?Darning:Ifeelill.I'vegotastomachacheandmyheadhurts.Doctor:Howlonghaveyoubeenlikethis?Darning:SinceFriday.I'vebeenillforaboutthreedays!Doctor:Isee.Haveyoucaughtacold?Darning:Idon'tthinkso.Doctor:Letmetakeyourtemperature…Mm,there'snofever.Whatkindoffooddoyoueat?Darning:Usuallyfastfood.Doctor:Doyouhavebreakfast?Darning:No,notusually.Doctor:That'stheproblem!Fastfoodandnobreakfast.That'swhyyou'vegotastomachache.Darning:Whatabouttheheadache?Doctor:Doyoudoanyexercise?Darning:Notreally.Ihaven'tdonemuchexercisesinceIgotmycomputelastyear.Doctor:Youspendtoomuchtimeinfrontofthecomputer.Itcanbeveryharmfultoyourhealth.Darning:OK,sowhatshouldIdo?Doctor:Well,don'tworry.It'snoserious.First,stopeatingfastfoodandhavebreakfasteverday.Second,getsomeexercisesuchasrunning.AndI'llgiveyousomemedicine.Takeitthreetimesaday.Darning:Thankyou,doctor.Unit2Wehaveplayedfootballforayearnow.HealthylivingIwasnotfeelingverywellsothedoctorcheckedmyheartandsaidIneededmoreexercise,Ihaveneverbeenveryactive,andIdonotlikesports.Ihavealwayswantedapet,somyparentsgavemeadogformybirthday.NowIgetexercisebytakinghimforawalkeveryday.IhavehadhimforthreemonthsnowandIfeelreallyhealthy.—AnnaOurteacherdecidedtostartagirls'footballteamandIthought:“Whatagreatidea!”Iwasthefirstmemberoftheteam.Wehaveplayedfootballforayearnowandweallfeelveryfit.Ourteacheristhecoach,andshealsotakespartinthesametrainingwithus.Sheisinexcellentconditiontoo.—WangWeiInthelastfewyears,Iwenttoworkbyunderground.WhenIgottowork,IalwaysfeltverysleepyandIwasnothappy.IboughtabikeinJanuary.Sincethen,ithasbecomepartofmylife.NowIridetoworkeveryday.Itismydailyexercise.Iarriveatworkwithasmileonmyface.—ThomasFeelingweakafteralongillness,Iwantedtoexercisemore.Thenafriendsuggested,“Whydon'twegoforarunbeforeschool?”Sowestartedrunningaweekago.ButIdonotenjoyrunning,andwhenIgettoschool,Ifeelawful.MylegshurtandIamhotallover.PerhapsIamtooweaktodoanyexercise.Whatdoyouthink?—RichardModule5Unit1It'stimetowatchacartoon.Tony:Daming,we'vefinishedourhomework.It'stimetowatchacartoon.Daming:Goodidea,Tony.Let'swatchSuperman!Tony:WewatchedSupermanyesterday.Whydon'twewatchSpiderman?It'smoremodern.Daming:IthinkSupermanisbetter.He'sstrongerthanSpiderman.Hecanflythroughtheskyandfightbadpeople.Tony:Spidermancan'tfly,butheclimbsupbuildingswithhishandsandfeet.That'scool.Iwanttobesomeonelikehim.Daming:Well,Supermanisbrave.Hekeepsfightingbadpeople.That'sarealhero!Tony:Idon'tthinkweagree.Daming:Allright.Let'swatchTomandJerrythen.Tony:Yeah!Ilikehumorouscartoons.TomandJerryareveryfunny.Ican'thelplaughingwhenIwatchthem!Daming:Yes,JerryistoosmartforTom.Tony:Thecutemousealwaysbeatsthecat!Theyfightalot,buttheyreallyloveeachother.Sometimestheyprotecteachotherandworktogether.Ithinkthere'salessonthere!Unit2MonkeyKinghasjusthadhis50thbirthday.CartoonheroesNemoisacuteorange-and-whitefishandShrekisanuglygreenman.Theylookverydifferent,butbothofthemhavewontheheartsofyoungpeopleallovertheworld.Thepicturesofthesepopularcartoonheroesareeverywhere,onofficedesks,schoolbagsandcomputerscreens.Therearealsosomeoldercartoonfavourites.MonkeyKinghasjusthadhis50thbirthday.HeistheheroofastorycalledHavocinHeaven.HeleadsagroupofmonkeysagainsttheEmperorofHeavenandhisguards.Heisbrave,cleverandhumorous.ParentsandchildrenlaughtogetherasMonkeyKingmakesaterriblemessinheaven.TheyalwaysexpecttoseemoreMonkeyKingcartoons.Tintinisanotherfavouritecartoonhero.Hehasbeenpopularforovereightyyears,eversincetheartistHergeinventedhimin1929.Tintinhasredhairandasmallwhitedog.Heworksforanewspaperandhaslotsofexcitingexperiences.Fanshaveboughtabout200millioncopiesofTintin'sstoriesinmorethanfiftyIanguages.TintinappearedinChinainthe1980s.ManyChinesestillcollecttheseblack-and-whiteTintinbooks.Finally,Snoopy,acutedog,celebratedhis60thbirthdayin2010.Snoopylivesinhisownprivateworkandfindsreallifehardtounderstand.CharlesSchulzcreatedSnoopyandhisfriends,anddrewthecartoonstosatisfyolderpeopleaswellaschildren.Cartoonheroesarepopularallovertheworld,andsomearemorethaneightyyearsold.Themostpopularcartoonscomeoutasbooksandnotasfilms.Manychildrenreadcartoonstoday.ManyforeigncartoonshavebecomeverypopularinChina.Module6Unit1Doyoucollectanything?Lingling:Hi,everyone!Comeinandfindsomewheretositdown.Sorry,it'sabitofamess.I'llputthefansontheshelf.Betty:Letmehavealook.You'vegotsomanyfans.Lingling:Yes,aboutsixty.Betty:Wheredidyougetthem?Lingling:Mostofthemarepresents.PeopleoftengivemefansaspresentsbecausetheyknowIlikethem.Doyoucollectanything?Betty:Yes,Icollectcoinsandnotes,youknow,likeBritishpoundsandUSdollarsandcents.Lingling:Coins?Theymustbereallyvaluable.CanIseethem?Betty:Sure!I'llshowyoumystampstoo.I'vecollectedstampsfromallovertheworld,I'vegotsixorsevenbooksofstamps.Tony:Myhobbydoesn'tcostasmuchasyours—Icollecttickets,busticketsandtraintickets!Betty:Youcan'tdoanythingwitholdtickets!Tony:Iknow,butwhenIlookatthem,Iremembersomewonderfulplaces.Lingling:Right!Theirvalueisn'tveryimportant.Peopleusuallycollectthingsjusttoremembersomethingimportantintheirlives.Unit2Hobbiescanmakeyougrowasaperson.David'shobbiesManystudentshavehobbies,suchasreading,painting,growingvegetablesandlookingafteranimals.Somehobbiesarerelaxingandothersareactive.Hobbiescanmakeyougrowasaperson,developyourinterestsandhelpyoulearnnewskills.DavidSmithisastudent,andoneofhishobbiesiswriting.Duringthesummerof2010,hespentfourweeksatasummercamp.Aswellastheusualactivitiessuchassailingandclimbing,therewaswritingclass.“Theteacherwaswriter,andsheaskedustotalkaboutourlivesandtellinterestingstories.Thensheencouragedustowriteaboutexperiencesatthecamp.”Backatschool,Davidwroteastoryaboutthelifeofasixteen-year-oldboy,anditcameoutasabookin2012.Manyyoungpeoplelovehisbook,andasresult,Davidhasbecomeasuccessfulyoungwriter.Davidhasbeenveryluckybecausehishobbyhasbroughthimpleasureandsuccess.Butwritingisnothisonlyhobby.Heisalsointerestedinmanyotherthings."Ilikeplayingvolleyballtoo,”saysDavid."Ispendsomeofmyfreetimeplayingvolleyballformyschoolteam.MaybeI'llwriteaboutmyvolleyballteaminmyfuturebooks.”Module7Unit1Pleasewritetomeandsendmesomephotos!Lingling:Hi,Betty.I'mmakingalistofthingsformytrip.Iliketogetthingsreadyearlier.Canyouhelpme?Betty:Sure.HowcanIhelp?Lingling:Well,itsoundscrazybutIdon'tknowwhattotake.Betty:Youshouldtakenotebooks,pensandadictionary.Lingling:OK.WhatclothesshouldItaketoLA?Betty:Whenareyouleavingandhowlongareyougoingtostaythere?Lingling:I'mleavingattheendofJulyandI'mgoingtostaythereforfourweeks.Betty:Shortsaregood,oryoucanwearlighttrousers,it'llbesunnyandhotthere.Lingling:Ihaven'tgotanysunglasses.I'llbuyapairthere.Betty:That'sagoodidea.Butremember,manythingsaremoreexpensiveinAmerica.HaveyougotanyAmericandollars?Lingling:Yes.Is200dollarsenough?Betty:Ifyou'vealreadypaidfortheairticketsandforhomestay,itshouldbeOK.Lingling:Whatelse?Betty:Yourbagmustn'tweightoomuch.You'dbetteraskthetravelcompanyaboutthetotalweightforallyourbags.Oh,bytheway,don'tforgettotakeyourpassport.Lingling:OK.Thankyou.Betty:You'rewelcome.You'llhaveagreattime.Pleasewritetomeandsendmesomephotos!Lingling:Yes,Iwill!LearnEnglishinLosAngelesCometolearnEnglishinLosAngeles!WecanofferyougreatsummerEnglishcourses.YouwilllovecomingtoLosAngelestolearnaboutAmericancultureandimproveyourEnglishatthesametime.Thecourseslastforfour,sixoreightweeks.TheystartatthebeginningofJuly.Ourteachersarewelltrainedandhavealotofexperienee.TheyteachEnglishclassesforfourhoursaday.Youcanworkinsmallorlargegroupsanditdependsonyourpersonalchoice.Weprovidebooks,andwesettestseveryweektocheckyourprogress.Therearealsocomputersandotherformsoftechnologyforpersonalstudy.AswellaslearningEnglish,wewantyoutoexperieneelifeintheUS.YoucanstayasaguestwithanAmericanfamilyandtakepartintheirdailylife.Youhavemealswiththefamilyanddosomeactivitieswiththemtoo.Formanyofourstudentsthisisthebestpartofthecourse.Manyfamiliesformclosefriendshipswiththestudentsandstayintouchwiththem.Butifyouprefer,ofcourse,youcanstayinahotel.TherearemanyexcitingthingstodoinLosAngeles.Weplanactivitieseverydayafterclass.YoucanchoosetotaketripstoHollywood,DisneylandorSanFrancisco,oryoucangoshopping.YouarecertaintogetthebestpossibleexperienceofEnglishandlifeintheUS.Youmustpayforyourcourseatleastonemonthbeforeitstarts.Donotwait—filloutourformandcometolearnEnglishinLosAngeles!Module8Unit1Icanhardlybelievewe'reinthecitycentre.Lingling:Hereweare.WelcometoBeihaiPark,Tony:Wow!It'ssoquietherethatIcanevenhearthebirdssinging!Icanhardlybelievewe'reinthecitycentre.Lingling:Thisparkisfamousforitslake,thebridgesandtheancientbuildingsonthehill.Thelaketakesupoverhalfoftheparkarea.Let'swalkalongthelake,crossthebridgeandclimbupthehill.ThenIcanpointoutthesightsofBeijingforyou.Tony:Yes,goodidea.I'msureit'llbefantastictoseethecityfromthetop.Daming:ButI'msotired,andit'ssohothere.Idon'twanttoclimb.Thelakelooksniceandcool.Whydon'twegoforaswim?Lingling:Idon'tthinktheyallowpeopletoswiminthelake.It'sdangerous.Daming:That'stoobad.Thenwhydon'twehaveourpicnichere?I'msohungryandthirsty.Lingling:Ithinkit'sbettertohaveourpicnicatthetopofthehill.Tony:Comeon!Let'snotwasteanymoretime.Daming:Allright.Ihopeitwillbecoolerupthere.Unit2Wethoughtsomebodywasmovingabout.FROM:BettyTO:MumandDadSUBJECT:WonderfultimeinZhangjiajieDearMumandDad,Ipromisedtowrite,so…WerestayingwithLingling'suncleinHunanProvince,andI'mhavingawonderfultimehereinZhangjiajie.It'samagiclandofmountains,forestsandrivers.It'sverylarge,about480squarekilometres.It'sfamousforthestrangeshapeofitstallrocks.Someofthemlooklikehumanswhileotherslooklikewildanimals.Lastnightwecampedbyasmalllake.Duringthenight,weheardsomenoise!Itwokeeverybodyup.Wethoughtsomebodywasmovingabout.Lingling'sunclesaiditwasananimal.Wecameoutwithoutmakinganynoise,andfounditwasjustahungrymonkeylookingforfood.Thismorning,weclimbedMountTianzi!Fromthetopwehopedtoseethelakesandforests.Butitwasapitythatitwascloudy.Wecouldonlyseethemountaintopsabovetheclouds.Thenwewalkeddownthepath,alongariver,pasttreesandotherplantsandbacktothecamp,Ipulledaleafoffaplant,butLingling'sunclesaidthatitwaswrongtopullleavesoffplantsandthatweshouldprotecteverythinghere.Iwasverysorry.Tomorrowwe'regoingtoDongtingLake,thesecondlargestfreshwaterlakeinChina.Wellbebackhomenextweek!Wishyouwerehere!Love,BettyModule9Unit1CouldIaskifyou'vementionedthistoher?Helpline:Hello,FriendshipHelpline.Who'scalling,please?Lingling:Hello.ThisisLinglingspeaking.Helpline:Hi,Lingling!HowcanIhelpyou?Lingling:Ihaveaproblemwithmybestfriend.She'scalled…Helpline:No,don'ttellmewhosheis.TellmewhentheproblemstartedLingling:Yes.Well.We'vebeenfriendsforfiveyears.Wegotseparatedwhenwewenttodifferentschoolslastterm,butwestayedintouch.Helpline:Socouldyouexplainwhathappenedthen?Lingling:Thisterm,shecametostudyatmyschool.Iwassohappyatfirst.Butshe'ssodifferent.Helpline:Canyoutellmehowshe'sdifferent?Lingling:Shedoesn'tlikemetoseemyotherfriends.Helpline:CouldIaskifyou'vementionedthistoher?Lingling:Yes,butsherefusedtolisten.Helpline:OK.Doyouknowwhyshetreatsyoulikethat?Lingling:No,Idon'tknow.Helpline:Maybeshedoesn'tfeelverysureofherselfinhernewschool.Lingling:Maybe.Helpline:SheprobablyfeelsIonelywithoutyou.I'msuresheregretshurtingyou.Sobepatientwithherandexplaintoherthatshecanmakefriendswithyourotherfriendstoo.Trytointroducehertothem.Lingling:Isee.I'llencouragehertojoininmore.Thanks.Helpline:Noproblem,Lingling.You'rewelcome!Unit2Ibelievethattheworldiswhatyouthinkitis.AbeautifulsmileWhenIwasthirteenyearsold,agirlgavemeanimportantgift.Itwasasmile.Itwastheearlyautumnofmyfirstyearatanewschool.Nooneknewme.IwasveryIonely,andafraidtomakefriendswithanyone.EverytimeIheardtheotherstudentstalkingandlaughing,IfeltevenmoreIonely.Icouldnottalktoanyoneaboutmyproblem,andIdidnotwantmyparentstoworryaboutme.Oneday,myclassmatesweretalkwiththeirfriends,butIsatinsilenee.Atthatmoment,agirlenteredtheclassroom.Ididnotknowwhoshewas.Shepassedmeandthenturnedback.Shelookedatmeand,withoutaword,smiled.Suddenly,Ifeltthetouchofsomethingbrightandfriendly.Itmademefeelhappy,livelyandwarm.Itwaslikeahiddentreasure.Thatsmilechangedmylife.Istartedtalkwiththeotherstudents.Daybyday,Ilearnttotrustpeople,andtheyincludedmeintheircircleoffriends.Thegirlwiththebrightsmilehasbecomemybestfriendnow,andwesticktogetherlikeglue.Oneday,Iaskedherwhyshesmiledatmethatday.Shesaidshecouldnotremember!NowIbelievethattheworldiswhatyouthinkitis.IfyouthinkyouareIonely,youmightalwaysbealone.Mysuggestionis:smileattheworldanditwillsmileback.Module10ChenHuan:Hi,everybody.I'mthenewsdirectoratRadioBeijing.Lingling:Thankyouforshowingusaround.ChenHuan:Noproblem!Now,comethisway.Lookattheredlight.Whenit'son,itmeanswe'reonair.Andweshouldavoidmakinganynoiseinthebackground!Tony:OK.ChenHuan:Thisisthenewsroom.Wecollectthelatestnationalandinternationalnewsandwritereportshere.Itgetscrazyinherejustbeforetheprogrammebegins.Lingling:HowcanIbecomeapresenter?ChenHuan:IthinkyouneedtospeakEnglishreallywell.Sokeepstudying,andIhopethatyoucanjoinusoneday.Tony:Whataboutthesportsnews?ChenHuan:That'soverthere.Anditiswherewedointerviewswithbigstarsofsports.Let'swatchthepresenter.Remember,Isaidyouneedtokeepquietiftheredlightison.Presenter:Finally,we'vejustheardthatGermanyhaswonthefootballmatch,2-1againstEngland.Lingling:Hey!That'sgreatnews!Tony:No,it'sawfulnews!All:Ssh!Presenter:・・・Andthat'stheendofthesixo'clocknews.Howoldareyou?Theradiomanagerlookeddownatme.“Fifteen,”Isaid.“Andyouwantajobinradio?Shouldn'tyoubeatschool?”heasked.HowcouldIexplain?Ihavealwayslovedtheradio.Istillremember,whenIwasfouryearsold,Isatclosetotheradiointhelivingroom,listeningtomyfavouriteprogrammesandtothevoicesofmyfavouritepresenters.Itseemedthattheywerespeakingnottolotsoflistenersbuttomeinperson.Attheageofnine,Iaskedforpart-timejobsinsmallradiostations.AsIgrewolder,myinterestinradiogrew.OnedayIlearntaboutInternetradio.Onceaweek,Iplayedmyfavouritemusicfrommyfather'scomputer,talkedaboutlifeatschool,andhopedsomeonemightbelistening.Soonmyfriendsatschoolstartedtolisten,andthentheywantedtohelp.Wepreparedaprogrammeonceaweek,doingresearchonarticlesaboutmusic,sportsnews,jokesandtheweatherreport(Ididthisbylookin