B. If false, why is it false?

You have now completed Part A of this exercise. Some of the sentences were false. Find out why with the explanations below.

1. Abby Klein comes from New York in the United States.
False – Abby comes from Connecticut but she has lived in New York.

2. Abby came to Paris to study journalism.
False – She came to France to complete a Master’s program in International Development, but after her studies, she found a job at EnglishWaves radio.

3. EnglishWaves is a British radio station in France.
False – EnglishWaves is a French radio station in English.

6. She does a news bulletin every day at 10.30am, 3pm and 5pm.
False – – She presents a news bulletin every day at 12pm, 3pm and 5pm. She begins work at 10.30am.

7. Between bulletins, Abby regularly checks master documents, puts programmes on the website, and writes articles for the sports program. In August, she wrote about the Olympics.
False – She regularly writes articles for the cooking program. However, she was responsible for seasonal news on the Olympics in August.

10. Abby wants to go home to the United States and work in development policy.
False – Abby would like to work in development policy in Paris, Geneva or Amsterdam.