TV programmes

This programme gives information about the world around us - the environment, animals and plants, science, etc.

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This is a story which has lots of episodes, and can last for months or years. The episodes are on TV every week, or even every day.

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This is a short programme at the end of the news. A presenter with a map tells us about the weather for today and the next few days.

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This programme is all about what is happening in the world ath the moment - politics, the economy, society, etc.

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Football, basketball, athletics, cycling, rugby and other similar activities are the main focus of this programme.

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These programme usually last about 20 minutes or half an hour. There are no real people in them - all the characters are animated.

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People go on this programme to win money or other prizes. Usually the contestants have to answer questions or complete tasks.

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These programmes are usually for young people. You can see your favourite bands, listen to new songs and hear about new groups and concerts.

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A guest - usually a famous person - comes to speak to a presenter about his or her life, career, likes and dislikes, new book or film, etc.

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These programmes are usually in a house, in a hotel, on an island or in a music and dance academy. The people in it are not actors.

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