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TV Programs Vocabulary Guide

This document provides vocabulary, directions, and sample dialogues and expressions for discussing television programs. It includes a dialogue where two people discuss their favorite movie, Superbad, and how hilarious and funny they found it. It also provides language focuses on using "although" and "yet" to discuss programs in contrast, such as saying Discovery Channel is good for children yet many refuse to watch it. The document aims to help learners discuss and describe their opinions about television shows.

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TV Programs Vocabulary Guide

This document provides vocabulary, directions, and sample dialogues and expressions for discussing television programs. It includes a dialogue where two people discuss their favorite movie, Superbad, and how hilarious and funny they found it. It also provides language focuses on using "although" and "yet" to discuss programs in contrast, such as saying Discovery Channel is good for children yet many refuse to watch it. The document aims to help learners discuss and describe their opinions about television shows.

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TV PROGRAMS

Vocabulary
Out of : diantara
To be in line :terdaftar
Hilarious :ramai, heboh
Cannot keep from laughing : tidaksanggupmenahantawa
Come over : mampir

Directions:

- Study the following text about TV programs. Use the words in vocabulary list to help you
understand any difficult word.

- Listen to the audioconversation about TV programs!

- Read the conversation text out loud with many repetitions!

- Study the underline expressions that we might use during talking about TV programs!

Dialogue 1: Favorite Movie

A: Out of every movie that you've seen, which one is your favorite?
B: I'm going to have to say that Superbadis the best movie ever.
A: You think so, how come?
B: Well, Superbadis super funny.
A: You're not lying;I found that movie absolutely hilarious.
B: I didn't know that you saw Superbad before.
A: I made sure to be in line to see it the first day it came out.
B: I couldn't keep from laughing throughout the whole movie.
A: I was laughing hysterically the whole time; my stomach muscles hurt afterwards.
B: That's exactly how I felt.

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A: I got the movie when it came out on DVD, do you want to come over?
B: I would love to.

Expressions

Study the following expression that we might use when talking about my activities!
- Out of every movie that you've seen, which one is your favorite?
- I'm going to have to say that Superbadis the best movie ever.
- Superbad is super funny.
- I found that movie absolutely hilarious.
- I couldn't keep from laughing throughout the whole movie.
- I got the movie when it came out on DVD.
- What is your favorite TV program?
- What do you think about favorite TV program?
- I found this TV show is absolutely hilarious.
- I'm going to have to say that Superbadisthe best movie ever, although it does not teach
us anything.
- Althoughcrimereport is a bad TV program, many people watch it.
- Discovery channel is a very good TV program for children, yet many children stillrefuse
to watch it.

Study the following language focus that you might find in conversations about my activities!

LANGUAGE FOCUS :
 Although, Yet

Examples:

- I'm going to have to say that Superbadis the best movie ever, although it does not teach
us anything.
- Although crime report is a bad TV program, many people watch it.

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- Although it was raining, we went out for dinner.
- Although the movie was horror, many people like it
- I came to school yesterday, although I was sick.
- Today’s weather is bad, yet my sister stillintends to leave for swimming practice.
- Discovery channel is a very good TV program for children, yet many children still refuse
to watch it.

Although and yet are used in a contrast sentence.

- Although is an adverb clause. It can be used at the beginning or in the middle of the
sentence.
- Yet is a conjunction. It is used in the middle of a sentence. Yet always comes together
with still.

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