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 Wimbledon Line Judge Veronica Mwondela The Wimbledon tennis tournament is in full swing and in a little over a week the champions will be crowned on the Centre Court.
But it's not only players that work on the Centre Court. There are also a team of officials including the umpire and line judges. In this programme we talk to Wimbledon line judge Veronica Mwondela about being a line judge. You can download a copy of the script and the complete progamme in mp3 format at the bottom of the page.
Vocabulary from the programme a call a decision that a line judge makes, they give the decision by shouting out or 'calling' to make the grade to be good enough at something to be successful; this expression is often used in the negative Example I wanted to be an actor but I wasn't good enough to make the grade, so I became a teacher instead. to tire of something to become bored of something Example No matter how many times I have it I don't think I'll ever tire of chocolate cake. Extras  Programme script (pdf - 19k)
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