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    Vocabulary 19: This Expression Is Used When Referring To The Television Schedule

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    This document defines vocabulary related to television viewing, including types of TV programs (documentary, drama, sitcom), descriptions of viewers (couch potato), phrases (kick back, prime time), and other terms (commercial, nope, trivia). Prime time is defined as the period between 8:00 PM and 11:00 PM when the most popular shows are scheduled. Various genres of television programs are also defined, such as documentaries, dramas, and sitcoms.

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    This document defines vocabulary related to television viewing, including types of TV programs (documentary, drama, sitcom), descriptions of viewers (couch potato), phrases (kick back, prime time), and other terms (commercial, nope, trivia). Prime time is defined as the period between 8:00 PM and 11:00 PM when the most popular shows are scheduled. Various genres of television programs are also defined, such as documentaries, dramas, and sitcoms.

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    Vocabulary 19

    A. = Adjective ADV. = Adverb IDM. = Idiom N. = Noun V. = Verb

    a commercial N. an advertisement on TV

    a couch potato N. a lazy person who sits around all day watching TV

    a documentary N. an educational TV program or movie usually describing nature or history

    a drama N. a serious TV program, movie or play that involves all the emotions

    to kick back V. to sit in a big comfortable chair or lie on a couch and relax

    nope this is an informal way of saying "no"

    A. between 8:00 PM and 11:00 PM every night


    prime-time
    This expression is used when referring to the television schedule.

    prime time N. the time between 8:00 PM and 11:00 PM every night
    The most popular shows are shown during prime time.

    a sitcom N. a half-hour comedy show

    trials and tribulations N. problems and difficulties of life

    trivia N. unimportant or useless information

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