Listeningtoaradioprograminaforeignlanguageisdifficultformanyofus.[N]Wemayhavestudiedthelanguageforyears,beabletoreadandevenspeakandwriteinthelanguage.[N]However,listeningtoaforeignlanguagecallsfordifferentski

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Listening to a radio program in a foreign language is difficult for many of us.[N] We may have studied the language for years,be able to read and even speak and write in the language.[N] However,listening to a foreign language calls for different skills.[N] Some people have a natural ability to learn languages quickly because they know how to "listen".[N] Others have to study for a long time.Everyone,however,can improve his or her listening skills with practice.
We are good listeners in our own language because we have had years of practice.We understand the grammar and the words.We also understand the style of our own language.[N] We know what to expect in almost any situation because we have heard similar conversations many times before.[N] As a result,we can understand what is being talked about,even if we are not listening carefully.[N] Unfortunately,this is not true with a foreign language.We have to listen really hard and we must try not to let the style of our own language affect our learning of the foreign language.
Listening to a radio program in a foreign language is easier if we know something about the subject already.[N] Evening programs are usually quite long and detailed.Morning programs,however,usually have many short items of news or information.These are good to listen to because we often do not have the time or energy to listen to those in the evening.[N]
The name of the program will usually tell us what the subject is (e.g.A Week in Politics).[N] But sometimes,it may not![N] In this case,you can try guessing what the program will be about.
Another suggestion is to try listening to the news headlines in a foreign language every day,and then compare them with the Chinese ones.You could also listen to the weather reports,as they are usually short and sweet.However,be prepared to listen carefully because the presenters often speak very quickly.[N] Last but not least,try to listen to a foreign radio program every day[N] — a little bit of listening practice every day is better than a lot,all in one go!我选错了麻烦解析下!
3 Unfortunately ,this is not true with a foreign language.(para.2) IN this sentence ,Unfortunately mean________
A it's a bad thing that B it's a lucky thing that
C I'm glad to say that D I'm lucky to say that
4 last but not least ,try to listen to a foreign radion program every day ---- a litter bit of listening practice day is better than a lot ,all in one go .In this sentence ,last but not least means _________
A It's the last point ,but it's not the least important one
B In the end ,it's the most inportant point
C It's over ,but not yet D It will go on for a long timge

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3A
Unfortunately,this is not true with a foreign language
遗憾的是,对于一门外语而言就不是这样了
4A
last but not least
最后但并非最不重要的一点是