“TV shows” offer a fun and engaging way for you as an ESL learner, to improve your language skill. By watching TV shows, you can expose yourself to natural language, different accents, and cultural references. This can help develop listening comprehension and vocabulary. Additionally, discussing TV shows with other language learners can provide opportunities to practice speaking! It’s a win-win and understanding today’s vocabulary words help you do just that. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

1. Pilot (Noun): The first episode of a TV show, often used to test whether the show will be successful.

2. Plotline (Noun): The main events and storyline of a TV show or episode.

3. Cliffhanger (Noun): A dramatic ending to an episode or season that leaves the audience eager to find out what happens next.

4. Character arc (Noun): The transformation or inner journey of a character over the course of a show or season.

5. Binge-watch (Verb): To watch multiple episodes or an entire season of a TV show in one sitting.

ENGLISH RESOURCES

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• Watch this English video: STOP USING THE SAME VOCABULARY WORDS