Introduction to TV Shows Sitcoms, relationships, plot, and more

Compare and Contrast Compare Contrast same both similar just like similarly in common in the same way as well the same as also differ although different even though difference on the other hand however but

Movie and TV Show Brainstorming comparison There are many different ways that TV Shows and Movies are different. Consider the words that we reviewed. In groups, brainstorm all of the different ways that they are different or similar Think about what we have talked about in class

What is your favorite genre? Genres of TV shows Sitcom – “situation comedy,” informal comedy Documentary – educational, about something informational Soap Opera – lots of drama and relationships, not always funny Cartoon – animated TV show Travel or Holiday – reality show about traveling, also about eating Kids/Children’s – shows made for kids’ education Drama – can have a lot of drama or action or romance Reality – about the “real” lives of people in various situations Talk Show – a host talks to guests for entertainment What is your favorite genre?

Useful Vocabulary: sense of humor (noun): can be good or bad humorous (adjective) amusing (adjective) dark humor: a funny way to look at something serious or sad dry humor: something funny or clever that is not loud or obvious gag (noun): a joke or funny story sarcasm: saying the opposite of what you mean, usually to be funny or confrontational wit (noun): the ability to notice and express uniquely funny things Useful Vocabulary:

Sitcom “Situation Comedy” Situation: Very smart, socially awkward guys (“nerds”) hanging out with normal, very attractive girls Comedy: Funny experiences they have together

Describe your family to your partner Immediate Family: Mother, Father, Siblings (brothers and sisters) Anyone you have lived with. Extended Family: Grandparents, Uncles, Aunts, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews Anyone you have never lived with.

Talking about your family Don’t say Instead say “My family has father, mother, sister and me.” “There are 4 people in my family: My father, my mother, my sister, and me.”

Questions about your family Do you get along with all of your family members? Are you pressured by your family to act in a certain way? How far back do you know your family tree? Do you prefer spending time with your family or friends? Are there any strange people in your family? How important is having a family in your future?

Mr. and Mrs. Kim Janet and Jung Kimchee Shannon owners of a store in Toronto, Canada Janet and Jung sister and brother Kimchee Shannon Jung’s best friend Jung’s boss

While watching

Compare and Contrast Review same both similar just like similarly in common in the same way as well the same as also differ although different even though difference on the other hand however but

Plot out a sitcom In groups of 4, choose a sitcom genre and create a plot line for an episode. ***Consider the setting (time and place) and characters

TV Show Comparison Lesson In groups, you will teach the class about the similarities and differences between Korean TV shows and the TV shows from another country. You need to teach the class for 3-5 minutes. Consider everything that we have talked about in class (genre, plot, characters) as well as anything else you can think about. Each person in your group should do something. Your presentation should have: Use good grammar (simple present and simple past are great ways to do that!) Video Clips (not too long, but fun clips) 3 Quiz questions for the class Make it interesting! Interesting presentations get better grades! ***Please do not read from a script! Reading will result in a low grade!*** ***This assignment is not supposed to be big or hard. Don’t stress  ***