Talking about TV - Intermediate

We all watch too much TV - now you can talke about it too!

10 expressions to Use In Speaking And Writing: 
  1. What's on tonight?
  2. What's on the other side?
  3. It's starting!
  4. Where's the remote?
  5. It's a repeat.
  6. This is a load of rubbish.
  7. Quiet! I'm trying to watch this.
  8. Are you watching or can I turn over?
  9. I've set the video.
  10. My programme's on in a minute.
How To Use These Phrases In Your English: 
  1. 1. This is the most useful question about the programmes on TV tonight.
  2. 2. We use this expression to see if there is a better programme on another channel.
  3. We use 3 to warn someone that a favourite programme is about to start.
  4. 4 is a common way of asking for control of the TV. Another question is \who's got the remote?\
  5. We use 5 when we have seen the programme before. This happens more and more.
  6. 6 is a useful negative comment on a programme or film you don't like.
  7. 7. This is useful if someone is making noise while you are trying to concentrate.
  8. If a boring programme is on and you want to change, you use 8.
  9. 9 This tells someone that you are recording a programme, now or in the future.
  10. 10 We often refer to our favourite programme as 'my programme.'
Intermediate

Find an Online English Course