the radio

The radio

The outline:
1. How popular it is
2. How it is used by the police
3. Why it is important
4. Why it is popular
5. The end

The radio is so popular today that it is found in almost
every home. It is indeed a wonderful invention of man. It
brings a voice from the distance not only to inform but also
to entertain.

Today, the radio plays a very important part in conveying
news. The police use it to send messages to the remote
corners of the country and to warn people against danger.
They also use it to capture criminals.

The radio is also used to inform people about the latest
events of the world. If a war breaks out anywhere, news
about it is sent to all the countries of the world. Thus, all
the countries are informed almost at the same time.

Further, the radio is an important means of entertaining
people in all parts of the world. Music played in one
country can be heard in another country thousands of
miles of away. In this respect, the radio is superior to
television. Even a man driving a motor-car can listen to
beautiful music if he has radio in his car. But it is not
possible to watch television inside a motor vehicle while

one is driving.

The importance of the radio is therefore not difficult to
realize.

Word-meaning:
Convey = make known
Criminals = those who have broken the law
Entertain = amuse, interest
Inform = given news, let know
Popular = common
Realize = understand
Superior = better than