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Well,boysandgirlshavedifferenthobbies.Thegirlslikesinginganddancing,buttheboyspreferplayingfootball,andtheylikewatchingit,too.

Oh,Isee.Isthereanythingthatboysandgirlslikedoing?

Yes,bothgirlsandboysenjoyplayingtabletennis.

Whydoteenagersliketheirhobbies?

Theyliketolearnaboutnewthings,andtodevelopnewskills.Forexample,collectingstampshelpsthemlearnaboutothercountries,andplayingchessdevelopsthinkingskills.

Isee.Myhobbyisgrowingvegetables.Isthatapopularhobby?

Yes,itis.Thishobbyhelpsthewholefamily.

M1WB

Alice:

Myname'

sAlice.Hobbies?

Well,Idon'

treallyhaveanyhobbies.No,that'

snottrue.Ireadalotandreadingisahobby,isn'

tit?

ButIdon'

tplaychess,ortennis,orthingslikethat.I'

vegotalotoffriendsandIspendalotoftimewiththem.Wetalkaboutallkindsofthings—people,ourfriends,school,ourteachers,ourfamily.AndIspendalotoftimewithmyfamily—wedomostthingstogether.Wewatchquitealotoftelevision.Iworkhardatschool—veryhard—Ilovescienceandwanttobeadoctor.SoIdon'

treallyhavemuchtimeforotherthings.ButasIsaid,Ireadalot—that'

smyhobby.Whataboutyou?

Mike:

sMike.I'

veonlygotonehobbyandthat'

sfootball.MyschoolworkisOK.I'

mquitegoodatit,butit'

sfootballthat'

simportanttome.I'

vegotthreeorfourfriends,andtheylovefootball,too.Wetalkaboutfootballallthetime,andplayeverydayafterschool.I'

dliketoplayinarealfootballteamoneday.Mysportsteachersaysit'

spossibleifIreallypractise.Iwouldlovethat.

Linda:

Yes,I'

mLinda.Myhobbies?

I'

veplayedchesssinceIwaseightyearsold.Myfathertaughtme.Heisinachessclubandhe'

soneofthebestplayersthere.Becauseofthis,I'

vebecomeaverygoodchessplayer,too.Infact,I'

mbetteratchessthanmyfathernow.HegetsquiteangrywhenIsaythis,butit'

strue.Iloveplayingchess.Ilikethingsthataredifficult—Igetboredifsomething'

stooeasy—I'

vealwaysbeenlikethat.I'

vejoinedmyfather'

schessclubandIcanbeatalmosteveryonethere!

MaybeonedayI'

llbecomeachampion!

M2U1

Receptionist:

Goodmorning,RadioBeijing.

Sally:

Hello,isChenHuanthere?

Holdtheline,please.

Secretary:

Hello?

Hello.IsthatChenHuanspeaking?

ThisisChenHuan'

ssecretaryspeaking.Sorry.Heisn'

thererightnow.CanItakeamessage?

No,thankyou.I'

llcallbacklater.

Who'

scalling,please?

ThisisSallyMaxwellspeaking.

CanIhelpyou?

Yes,please.CanyouaskChenHuanifIcanbringafriendtotheinterviewnextweek?

msurethat'

llbeOK.

Great!

Thankyou.

Bye!

M2U3

6I'

mCharlie.I'

vebeenbestfriendswithSamforovertenyearssincewewereatprimaryschool.Butnowthatweareteenagers,weseemtobechanging.Wedon'

thavethesamefriendshipanymore,andImissit.IwanttostayfriendswithSam,butI'

mnotsureit'

sgoingtoworkanymore.WhatshouldIdo?

ShouldImakenewfriends?

OrshouldItrytogetourfriendshipbackagain?

7

∙Boy1:

IjustwanttosaytoCharlie,bestfriendscomeandgo,youknow.Nothingcanstaythesameforever,notevenalongfriendshipoftenyears.Whenyougrowup,youchange,andyouwantdifferentthings.Youarenotthesameasyouweretenyearsago,andyourfriendisn'

tthesame,either.Don'

tthinkaboutthepastsomuch.

∙Girl1:

Thesamethinghappenedtomeonce.ImetJennywhenwewereaboutsix,andwewerebestfriendsuntilthebeginningofjuniorhighschool.Shewenttoadifferentschool,andstartedmakingfriendswithsomeofherclassmates.Theyweren'

tverynicepeople.Andshechanged.Shebecameunkind,too.Iwaslonely,butIknewthatshewasdifferent.Shewasn'

tthesamefriendanymoreandIdidn'

tlikethe"

new"

Jenny.

∙Boy2:

Dosomethingspecialtogether,justyouandSam.PlanaWHOLEdaytodosomethingfun.Orjustdothingstogetherthatyouenjoyedinthepast.You'

llseeifthere'

sstillsomeofthatoldfriendshipleft.

∙Girl2:

WhenIwas10,mybestfriendmovedawaytoanothertown.Ourfriendshipnearlyended,butthenIcalledherandtoldherhowIfelt.YouneedtomakesureSamknowshowyoufeel,andifyouarereallygoodfriends,thenyourfriendshipwillnotend.

M2WB

Everyoneonthebuswaslookingoutofthewindow,orsittingwiththeireyesclosed.Atthenextstop,therewasalittleoldmanwithgreyhair."

CanyoutellmeifthisbusgoestotheOldPeople'

sCentre?

"

heaskedthedriver."

Yes,"

thedriveranswered.Theoldmangotonthebus,smiledandsaidinaloudvoice,"

Andgoodmorningtoyouall!

Weallsmiled,butnobodyspoke.

Fromthatdayon,theoldmantookthebuseveryday.Oneday,heasked,"

Canyoutellmewhynoonespeaksonthisbus?

Everyonelaughed.Strangersbegantalkingtoeachother."

Wedon'

tknowwhoyouare,"

wesaid,"

butyourhappinessmakesusfeelhappier."

Onemorninghewasholdingsomeflowersinhishand.Weaskedhimwhotheywerefor,andhetoldushehadaspecialfriend."

I'

mgoingtoaskherifshewillmarryme,"

hesaid."

Whydon'

tyouallcomewithme?

M3U1

Announcer:

Goodafternoon.It'

sthreeo'

clock,andyou'

relisteningtoRadioBeijinginEnglish,withyournewsreader,ZhangLi.

ZhangLi:

Thankyou.Here'

sthelatestnewsfromChinaandaroundtheworld.ThepresidentofRussiaarrivedinBeijingtodayforavisittoChina.He'

llstayhereforthreedays...Nowforthesportsreport,andwe'

regoingovertooursportsreporter,WangLinforhislatestreportontheChina-Englandmatch.WangLin,canyoutelluswhatthescoreis?

WangLin:

Yes,atthemoment,thescoreisChina1England2.Englandarewinning,butthereisstillhalfanhourtogo.Backtoyou,ZhangLi!

Thankyou,andwelookforwardtotheresultoftheChina-Englandmatch.Finally,theweatherreportfromLiYong.

LiYong:

Well,it'

llbesunnythisafternoon,andrainyintheevening.That'

sallfromme.

Andthat'

sallfromus.ThankyouandgoodafternoonfromeveryonehereonRadioBeijing.

M3U3

Hello,everyone.I'

mKate.Well,mydaystartsatabout10amwitharuninthepark.Irunforaboutanhour.Ilistentothelatestnewsonradio.ThenImeetmyteamandpreparetheprogramme.Wealldecidewhatwillbeontheprogramme.

Myprogrammestartsat4pmandfinishesat7:

30p.m.BeforeIbegin,Ithinkaboutmylisteners.IimaginethatIamtalkingtotheminperson.Thatmakesmyradioshowfeelpersonal.Theaudienceseemstolikethat.Inthefirstpartoftheshow,Iinterviewmyguests.Thenthenewsreadercomesin.Thenewstakesaboutfiveminutes.Afterthenewsit'

stheweatherreport,andthenthephonein.Listenersphonethestationandtalktome.That'

smyfavouritepartoftheprogramme.

M3WB

Andnow,newsfromaroundtheworld.

AtigergotfreefromazooandshockedpeopleinaparkinSpain.IthappenedonSunday,andtherewerealotofpeopleinthepark.Thepolicefoundthetigerandreturnedittothezoo.Thankfully,nobodygothurt.

Britishpeoplesent3.19billiontextmessageslastmonth,saysarecentreport.Thatismorethan100millionmessageseachday.

An84yearoldSouthAfricangrandfatheristakinghisschoolleavingexams—66yearsafterhefirsttookthem.Hehasalreadytakenhismathspaper,andhesaiditwas"

veryeasy"

.Whenthereporteraskedwhyhedecidedtotaketheexamsagain,hesaiditwasbecausehedidn'

tdotoowellthefirsttime.Hewantedtoseeifhecouldbeaclevergrandfather.

M4U1

Betty:

Tony,howdoIusethevideocameraonmymobilephone?

It'

seasy,Betty.First,turniton.Thenyouchoosecamera,andpresstheyesbutton.Thenyouchoosevideo,andpresstheyesbutton.

OK,oh,yes.

Sonowyoucantakeyourvideo.

OK,I'

vegotit!

Andifyouwanttoplaybackyourvideo,presstheplaybacksymbol—that'

sright.

AndcanIsaveit?

Youcansaveitonyourmobilephone.Ifyourmobilephonedoesn'

thaveenoughmemory,saveitonyourcomputer.Justconnectyourphonetoyourcomputerandcopyit.

Thankyoufortheinstructions.

M4U3

Man:

Hello,canIhelpyou?

Woman:

Yes,please.Iwanttobuyamobilephone,butIdon'

tknowwhichonetoget.HowcanIchoosethebestphone?

First,youneedtodecidewhatyouwantitfor.

That'

seasy!

Iwanttocallmyfriends,andIdon'

twanttolookforapublictelephone.

Ifyouonlywanttomaketelephonecalls,youonlyneedasimplephone.

Oh,well,Iwanttosendtextmessages,too.Ilovesendingtextmessages.

snotaproblem.Allmobilephonescansendtextmessages.

Whyaresomephonesmoreexpensivethanothers?

Well,that'

sbecauseyoucanusethemtotakephotos,too.

Thatsoundsuseful.

Andyoucansavemusiconsomephones.

Woman