Learning English words for TV programmes helps you talk about your hobbies and understand daily conversations. When you watch TV, you see many different types of shows. Knowing the names for these shows in English makes it easy to share what you like with friends or classmates. We will learn six common words: a cartoon, the news, a series, a sports programme, a wildlife programme, et a quiz show. These words are very useful for A1 English learners. They help you describe what you watch and understand what others are talking about when they mention TV.
What is a cartoon?
A cartoon is a TV programme with animated drawings, not real people. Children often love to watch cartoons.
- My favorite cartoon is about a mouse and a cat.
- Many cartoons are funny.
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What is the news?
The news tells you about important events happening in the world, your country, or your city. It can be about politics, weather, or other current events.
- I watch the news every evening to know what is happening.
- The news helps us understand the world.
What is a series?
A series is a TV programme that has many parts, called episodes. Each episode usually tells a part of a longer story. You watch them one after another.
- This series has ten episodes.
- I like to watch a new series every month.
What is a sports programme?
A sports programme shows different sports events. You can watch football, basketball, tennis, or other sports on TV.
- Do you like watching a sports programme, like football?
- My dad always watches the sports programme on Sundays.
What is a wildlife programme?
A wildlife programme shows animals and nature from around the world. You can learn about different animals and their habitats.
- A wildlife programme shows animals in nature.
- I love watching wildlife programmes about lions and elephants.
What is a quiz show?
A quiz show is a game on TV where people answer questions to win prizes. It is often fun to guess the answers with the contestants.
- Let's watch a quiz show and guess the answers!
- My grandma loves to watch quiz shows.
| Mot anglais | What it is |
|---|---|
| a cartoon | Animated drawings, often for children. |
| the news | Information about current events. |
| a series | A TV story with many episodes. |
| a sports programme | Shows sports events like football or tennis. |
| a wildlife programme | Shows animals and nature. |
| a quiz show | A game where people answer questions to win prizes. |
Exemples
- My little brother loves to watch cartoons in the morning.
- Did you see the news about the weather today?
- We started a new series last night; it's very exciting!
- There's a great sports programme on tonight with the football match.
- I learned a lot about pandas from that wildlife programme.
- She won a lot of money on that quiz show!
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Here are some common mistakes English learners make when talking about TV programmes:
- Programme contre. Program: Both are correct! Programme is British English. Program is American English. Langcom uses British English, so we say programme.
- Series contre. Episode: A series is the whole story with many parts. An episode is just one part of the series. You watch an episode of a series.
- Using film for TV: A film (ou movie) is usually shown in a cinema or is a single, long story. We use TV programme ou TV show for things you watch on television regularly.
Questions fréquemment posées
What is the difference between a series and a film?
A series has many parts (episodes) and continues over time. A film is usually one complete story, watched in one sitting.
Can I say TV show instead of TV programme?
Oui, TV show is very common, especially in American English. TV programme is more common in British English. Both are correct and understood.
Why is it the news and not a news?
News is an uncountable noun in English. We do not use "a" with uncountable nouns. We use the because it refers to specific information.
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