1. What do you prefer watching on TV?

2. motivation

4. Research questions
1)What TV programmes do you like? 2)What programmes are interesting for you? 3) What does this video remind you?

5. WORD BOX
to get on nerves
I get on nerves horror films

6. lonely
She is lonely

7. Contest
I take part in different contests

8. Newspaper
My mother likes to read newspaper

9. It means to take part or to be in anywhere:
TV guide
It means the daily programme list that will show during a day.
to present
It means to take part or to be in anywhere:
for example:
All children are present at the lesson

10. to pretend Intellectual It mean to act or to say something not true
for example:
He pretends that he is a deligent student but actually he hasn’t got good marks.
Intellectual
It is the game or questions, quiz that improve your knowledge.

11. I watched It Morning,day and night Quiz, shows and boxing fight
But sometimes even movies
Get on my nerves.
But when I am lonely
It is easier to pretend
The people presented by TV
Are all my friends.

12. Dialogue Nigar I like to watch some…… games.
I think TV is the most … .Many
people get news from TV nowadays.
I prefer watching … programme and intellectual games.
It is interesting , too! All boys love to watch sports and … .
Really? Thank you ,Ali for your ….!
Ali
Hi,Nigar! What programme do you like?
How nice! Do you prefer getting news from…. ,TV, radio or … ?
You are right! What … do you prefer watching?
That’s nice!It is interesting. But I like … and music programmes.
There is an interesting quiz … today.
See you …! Good- bye!
Sport
Information
Intellectual
Game
To watch
Later
Important
Newspaper
Channel
Programme
Internet
Quiz

13. task I go shopping I love I don’t like I watch music on internet
I watch cartoons using DVD
I go to the cinema to watch films
I prefer watching films at 11 o’clock
I like to sit in front of TV all day

14. What programmes are useful for children?TV
programmes
music
quiz
movies
cartoons
animals
nature
sport

15. Home TAsk
ESSE about:
“ My favourite TV
programme”