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Many homeless people were sitting on the sidewalk. A young man walked up to each homeless person. He gave each person a flier. The flier was from a trade school. The flier described a class. The trade school was offering a barber class. The class was
The Cobbler and the banker La Fontaine/拉.封丹 皮匠和银行家 A cobbler passed his time in singing from morning till night;it was wonderful to see,wonderful to hear him;he was more contented in
PEOPLE IN AMERICA - November 3, 2002: Jacob Riis By Herbert Sutcliffe VOICE 1: I'm Shirley Griffith. VOICE 2: And I'm Ray Freeman with the VOA Special English program, People in America. Every week at
A: What should I do to prepare for a job interview? B: An understanding of the basic workings of a company and the services or goods it provides is essential. Do you have that? A: Sort of, but I could know more, I guess. B: With that understanding, y
A: Good afternoon. Thank you for the opportunity to interview for this position. B: Hello, have a seat. Im Bill Gotcha. I am assuming you found your way here with no trouble? A: Actually, I am very familiar with the area so there was absolutely no pr
World No Tobacco Day is observed around the world on May 31 every year. It was started by the World Health Organization in 1987. It aims to highlight the dangers of smoking around the world. Another aim is to encourage people to stop smoking and thus
Written by Cynthia Kirk Welcome to PEOPLE IN AMERICA, a program in Special English on the Voice of America. Today Shirley Griffith and Rich Kleinfeldt tell about a man who changed professional baseball in the United States. Jackie Roosevelt Robinson
DEVELOPMENT REPORT – November 11, 2002: WHO Tobacco Atlas By Jill Moss This is the VOA Special English Development Report. The World Health Organization has released a new report on smoking tobacco.
Cliff was on the phone. I couldnt believe it! It was broad daylight! These criminals have no conscience, no morals. They beat up and rob old people. They kidnap and rape young women. Its getting to the point where no one is safe anytime or anywhere.
BBC Learning English People and Places Sir Robin Knox-Johnston Callum:Hello Im Callum Robertson and this is People and Places. In the programme today we hear from Sir Robin Knox-Johnston who has just completed a very tough race. The Velux 5-Oceans r
BBC Learning English Weekender My Job Special Yvonne:Hello, Im Yvonne Archer and this is Weekender from bbclearningenglish.com! In todays programme, a My Job special as we hear about the work of a young woman named Sarah Niles. As you listen, try to
Todd: OK, Charlotte. You've been a teacher for quite awhile. Charlotte: Yeah, I started about three years ago, and my first job was in Jessif, in the east of Poland. I was promised that I wasn't going to have to teach any beginners, or any little chi
Todd: OK. Jessica, we're back. We're gonna talk about your future. What do you want to be when you grow up? Jessica: Well, um, I wanna be a physician's assistant. Todd: OK. What is a physician's assistant? Jessica: Well, normally when you go into the
Maxwell had not held a steady job in almost two years. Today was a big day, because he was going to a job interview that he felt good about. The secretary he had talked to on the phone sounded friendly and encouraging. Maxwell was a typist. His finge
Books of Chinese Nobel laureate to hit Russian market next year MOSCOW, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- Books of Chinese Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan would meet Russian readers next September, Alexander Shepetina, vice president of the Russian Union of Writers, sai
China's Mo Yan Wins Nobel Literature Prize Chinese author Mo Yan has won the Nobel Prize in Literature for work that the prize committee says has qualities of hallucinatory realism. The Royal Swedish Academy in Stockholm on Thursday announced the win
Todd: OK, Christian, what is your dream job, if you could have any job in the world? Christian: My dream job is to become a diplomat representing my country, preferably in Japan. That's why I came to Japan to learn Japanese and hopefully obtain a mas
Jeff: Tim, I'm a teacher, but you can have many, many jobs in the world. If you could pick any job, what do you think would be a cool job? Tim: Well, to be honest, I think it would be pretty cool to be a fisherman. Jeff: Fisherman! Tim: Yeah. Believe
Pripyat, Ukraine. A dead city. Homes, schoolrooms, playgrounds, and other places are crumbling as wild nature reclaims the land. Pripyat once had some 50,000 residents(居民) . Now they are gone, perhaps forever. Only the artifacts of their live
Tim: So, you know, we're talking a little bit about jobs. I'm kind of curious. Do you prefer working in a group or do you prefer working alone? Jeff: That's a tough question. Tim: It definitely is because there is good things about both. Jeff: That's