Kate : What’s on TV tonight?

Fiona : There is a great football match and a sit-com on TV tonight. Which one do you prefer?

Kate : I - - - - . I don’t like sports programs.

Fiona : Me too. Sit-coms are more entertaining.

Teacher : What do you think about watching TV?

Andy : I think we should limit our TV-watching hours. I watch TV for an hour a day.

Teacher : What do you prefer watching on TV?

Andy : I - - - -. They give information about recent events.

Emma : Birds have difficulty in finding food and a place to live in cities, especially in winter. How can we help them?

Jack : That’s right. They can’t build their nests. I think we should - - - -.

Emma : It’s a good idea

Jerry always stays at home, watches TV and never spends time with his friends. I think he is a - - - -.

I think my mother is a TV addict because she - - - - .

Nicole : Did you hear what happened in town yesterday?

Kim : No, I didn’t. I watched a reality show last night.

Nicole : There was a bank robbery. I think you - - - - to have information about recent events.

Judith’s little sister prefers watching cartoons, because she thinks they are - - - - .

Terry : Tonight we are going to cinema with my friends. I can’t decide what to wear.

Mother : What is the weather like?

Terry : It’s a bit cold.

Mother : - - - -.

Terry : Thanks

Kate : Every year hunters kill thousands of crocodiles in Africa.

Linda : - - - - ?

Kate : Because they sell their skins to earn money.

Linda : That’s why animals become extinct.

Sally : People cut down trees in forests, so animals lose their habitats.

Jeffrey : You are right. It is a big problem for animal populations. - - - - ?

Sally : We should protect the natural life and plant trees.