—Of course. I _______it last week.

A: Hello, Nick!

B: Of course, we had a talk. She's really friendly to people.

A: What did you talk about?

B:

A: I think she might have been interested in radio since she was very young, right?

B: Yes. In fact, she began to be interested in radio when she was five years old.

A: That's so amazing!

B: She worked hard for her dream.

A: That's really important.

B: Of course. At the age of fourteen, she found a part-time job in the local radio station.

A: She could learn a lot from that job.

B: I agree.

A: I think she's really lucky to become famous.

B: But I think the most important thing is that she is hard-working.

    Do you want to be a presenter? By reading this passage, you'll know how to take the first step to be one! Making a radio programme is interesting.

    The most important thing you need to do is decide what kind of programme you are going to offer. Have you always wanted to be a DJ just to play music? If so, what kind of music? And will others want to hear the music you want to play?

    Maybe it's not music but information that you want to offer. You may want to do a talk show about a special subject. If so, great! Choosing something you're interested in will make it a great experience for you. If you're good at a subject, you'll be known as a great presenter.

    Or, maybe you would like to make a programme like an interview with others. Programmes like this are easy to listen to and always interesting to make because you'll never know what a guest is going to say and maybe your subject will change.

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