外研版八年级下册英语Module10Unit3教学课件.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 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. After that, it was easy to get a job with a local radio station in a small town. And after about two years, a national radiostation asked me to work for them I’ve worked for them for four years now. John: It sounds very easy when you talk about it. Bernard: It was quite easy, really. If you’re very interested in something, you usually want to be good at it. You’ll keep on practising and you’ll be successful. John: Thanks. I’ll remember that. At fifteen years old, Bernard started to (1) __________________. At seventeen years old, Bernard became the (2) __________ presenter of a teenage radio show. He has worked for a national radio station for (3) ______ years now. present music shows youngest four Experiences To become successful, you need to (4) _______________. It is also important to (5) ______________. work hard love your job Opinions The clockwork radio Trevor Baylis, a British inventor, was listening to a radio programme about health problems in Africa one day. He then realised how much a radio could help African people learn about health and health care. Electricity and batteries are expensive and hard to get in some parts of Africa, so he developed a clever radio that works without batteries or electricity. The clockwork or wind-up radio, first made in South Africa in the 1990s, changed the lives of many African people. Even in tiny villages which had no electricity or other forms o