1) value in the composition of the journalist has a deep and sincere interest in people
2)good people, bad people (who often make good news!), famous people, humble people, rich people, poor people, old people, young people, Black people, White people - people of every type - everywhere.
3)people should be treated with empathy.And last but not least, the journalist needs to have humility
4)so that you can see the other side of an issue even if you disagree with the person who holds it
5)because it's annoying.
6)a man who thinks he's a pretty smart guy and doesn't mind the world knowing about it will never be a good journalist.
7)The best journalists write simple, plain, direct English, generally preferring short words to long ones.
8)Yes, because it makes it clearer to explain
9)It doesn't matter.Often it is the pupil who was fairly good at five or six subjects, and not brilliant at just one, who makes the best journalist
10)The profession of a journalist allows you to cover a huge amount of information. Depending on the type of work, qualifications and industry purpose, it has its own structure and classification
11)that there are a lot of very successful journalists who were generally at the bottom of the class when they were in school, while many people with a University degree were unable to make any mark in journalism.
12)Agreed.Be able to distribute content.Know your audience
a Like what?
2. Can I have the menu?
a Here you are, sir.
3. Could I have your name, please?
a Yes. It's Brown - Mr T Brown.
4. Would you like anything to drink?
a A glass of juice, please.
5. How do you like the fireworks?
b They're brilliant.