TV & Online Programs

Part 2

Describe a TV or online program you like to watch

you should say

1. What it is
2. What it is about
3. Who you watch it with
4. And explain why you like to watch it

Answer

A TV programme I really like watching is Planet Earth, which is a BBC nature documentary series. It is about wildlife and different natural environments, from rainforests and deserts to the deep ocean. What makes it engaging is that it combines breathtaking images with clear explanations of how animals survive. I usually watch it with my parents during holidays, because it is one of the few shows we all enjoy. We often pause to comment on a scene, like birds hunting in slow motion or whales moving together. I like it partly for its stunning visuals, but also because it helps me switch off from study for a while. At the same time, I always learn something new, so it feels relaxing and worthwhile. That is why I keep going back to it whenever a new episode comes out.

One-sentence core idea

I like Planet Earth because it is visually impressive, informative, and something I can genuinely enjoy with my parents.

Bullet cues

• BBC nature documentary series
• about wildlife and natural environments
• usually watch it with my parents during holidays
• relaxing, educational, and visually stunning
• memorable scenes make it easy to expand naturally

Transferable collocations / evaluative expressions

• a nature documentary series
• different natural environments
• combine A with B
• breathtaking images
• stunning visuals
• switch off from study
• relaxing and worthwhile
• keep going back to something

解析

A. 词汇亮点

1. nature documentary series 比单独说 a TV show 更具体，信息密度更高。
2. breathtaking images 比 beautiful pictures 更有高分感，也更适合描述视觉冲击力。
3. stunning visuals 这是很自然的高分口语搭配，比 very beautiful scenes 更地道。
4. switch off from study 很适合口语里表达“从学习里暂时抽离、放松脑子”。
5. worthwhile 比 good 或 useful 更细，更能体现评价能力。

A2. 可迁移到写作的表达（formal / semi-formal 标注）

• combine A with B — semi-formal 可迁移到写作，能替代 use A and B together。
• clear explanations of... — semi-formal 写作里也很好用，可替代 easy explanation。
• different natural environments — relatively formal 适合口语和写作，明显强于 different places in nature。
• worthwhile — semi-formal 可用于口语和写作，替代 useful / good / meaningful。

B. 语法亮点

1. What makes it engaging is that... 这是很典型的名词性结构 / pseudo-cleft，能明显拉开句式层次。
2. I usually watch it with my parents..., because... 原因从句自然，不生硬，而且很适合口语稳定输出。
3. ..., but also because... 形成平衡结构，不会显得句子太平。
4. whenever a new episode comes out 时间从句让结尾更自然，也让回答更像完整口语，而不是硬收尾。

C. FC / LR / GRA / PR 角度说明

• FC：不是按 cue card 生硬逐条作答，而是“节目是什么 → 内容 → 和谁看 → 为什么喜欢”自然推进。
• LR：用了 breathtaking, stunning visuals, worthwhile, switch off 这类词，避免被 good / interesting 主导。
• GRA：有名词性结构、原因从句、时间从句和并列平衡结构，句型不单一。
• PR：整体句子长度可控，重音点清楚，像 breathtaking images、stunning visuals、switch off from study 这种短块也比较利于发音。

易错点

Audio

Upgraded Answer

A programme I genuinely enjoy watching is Planet Earth, a BBC documentary series that I usually stream online rather than watch on live TV. It explores wildlife and ecosystems across the world, so one episode may focus on polar regions, while another follows life in tropical forests or under the sea. What sets it apart from ordinary documentaries is the sheer quality of the footage, because even familiar animals look extraordinary when you see their behaviour up close. I normally watch it with my parents during holidays, and it has become one of those rare shows that can keep all of us interested at the same time. We often end up discussing a scene afterwards, especially if it shows something dramatic like a predator hunt or a seasonal migration. I like it not only because it is visually impressive, but also because it broadens my view of the natural world and helps me unwind. That mix of education and relaxation is what makes it so appealing to me.

Vocabulary to Remember

Part 3

What programs do people like to watch in your country?

Answer

People in China tend to watch a mix of dramas, variety shows, and short online programmes. Dramas are popular mainly because they offer an easy escape after work, while variety shows feel lighter and more social. At the same time, younger viewers often prefer short clips or talk-show segments, since these fit their fragmented routines. By contrast, older people may still rely more on news programmes or family dramas, so age and lifestyle both shape people’s viewing habits.

One-sentence core idea

People’s viewing preferences in China vary by age and lifestyle, with dramas, variety shows, short clips, news, and family dramas all having different audiences.

Bullet cues

• general answer: dramas, variety shows, short online programmes
• reason: escape after work / light entertainment
• contrast: younger viewers prefer short clips
• contrast: older viewers prefer news or family dramas
• conclusion: age and lifestyle shape habits

Transferable collocations / evaluative expressions

• a mix of...
• offer an easy escape
• feel lighter and more social
• fit fragmented routines
• shape people’s viewing habits

解析

A. 词汇亮点

• a mix of dramas, variety shows, and short online programmes 这个比只说 many kinds of programmes 更具体，分类也更清楚。
• offer an easy escape after work 这是很自然的口语高分表达，意思是“提供一种轻松逃离现实的方式”，比 make people relaxed 更有画面感。
• short clips or talk-show segments 这里把“短视频”和“节目片段”表达得更准确，不只是笼统说 videos。
• fragmented routines 这是这题很有用的表达，指现代人时间被切得很碎，所以适合解释为什么年轻人喜欢短内容。
• shape people’s viewing habits 这是很适合 Part 3 的总结型表达，可以把答案从“列举节目”提升到“分析习惯”。

A2. 可迁移到写作的表达（formal / semi-formal 标注）

• offer an easy escape 语域：spoken-high-band / semi-formal 可迁移到媒体、娱乐、压力类写作中，可替代 help people relax。
• fragmented routines 语域：semi-formal 可用于科技、生活方式、社交媒体类写作，表达“碎片化生活节奏”。
• shape people’s viewing habits 语域：semi-formal / relatively formal 可用于写作，尤其适合媒体、文化、technology and lifestyle 话题。

B. 语法亮点

• Dramas are popular mainly because..., while variety shows... 这里是 原因 + 对比，不是简单列举两个节目类型。
• At the same time, younger viewers often prefer..., since... 这里用 递进 + 原因从句，让年轻人偏好的解释更自然。
• By contrast, older people may still..., so... 这里有 对比 + 结果总结，最后自然回到“age and lifestyle”这个概括判断。

C. FC / LR / GRA / PR 角度说明

• FC：结构是 general answer → reasons → younger group → older group → summary，逻辑链清楚。
• LR：用了 easy escape, talk-show segments, fragmented routines, viewing habits，避免了全靠 popular / interesting 支撑。
• GRA：有原因从句、对比结构、结果句和分类讨论，句型变化够用。
• PR：句子虽然比旧版稍长，但停顿点明显，适合按意义群输出，不会像作文一样绕。

易错点

Audio

Upgraded Answer

People in China watch quite a wide range of programmes, but the most mainstream ones are probably dramas, reality shows, and short-form online content. This is largely because people want entertainment that fits their mood after a long day: some prefer story-driven dramas, whereas others choose variety shows because they are easier to follow. Meanwhile, younger audiences are increasingly drawn to short videos and talk-show clips, as they suit a faster, more fragmented lifestyle. Older viewers, however, may still value news programmes, documentaries, or family dramas, so the preference is not only about entertainment but also about age, routine, and media habits.

Vocabulary to Remember

Audio

Do people in your country like to watch foreign TV programs?

Answer

Yes, to some extent, especially among younger viewers. Many people in China enjoy foreign TV programmes because they offer different stories, humour, and cultural perspectives. For instance, Korean dramas, Japanese anime, and some British or American series have strong fan bases. At the same time, I wouldn’t say foreign programmes dominate the market, because domestic dramas and variety shows are still easier to follow. So overall, foreign TV programmes are popular, but usually as a supplement to local content.

One-sentence core idea

Foreign TV programmes are popular among some Chinese viewers, especially young people, but they do not fully replace domestic content.

Bullet cues

• yes, especially young viewers
• different stories / humour / culture
• Korean dramas / Japanese anime / British and American series
• domestic content easier to follow
• foreign shows as a supplement

Transferable collocations / evaluative expressions

• to some extent
• cultural perspectives
• have strong fan bases
• dominate the market
• as a supplement to local content

解析

A. 词汇亮点

• to some extent 这个表达很适合 Part 3，因为它避免了把 yes/no 说得太绝对，比直接说 Yes, people like them 更成熟。
• cultural perspectives 比 different cultures 更高级一点，也更适合解释为什么外国节目有吸引力。
• strong fan bases 这是媒体、明星、影视话题里很自然的搭配，比 many fans 更地道。
• dominate the market 这是很好的分析型表达，能体现你不是只在说“喜欢 / 不喜欢”，而是在讨论市场和主流偏好。
• as a supplement to local content 这个总结很精准，表达“外国节目受欢迎，但不是主流替代品”。

A2. 可迁移到写作的表达（formal / semi-formal 标注）

• to some extent 语域：semi-formal 可迁移到写作，用于避免绝对化判断，可替代 partly 或 kind of。
• cultural perspectives 语域：semi-formal / relatively formal 可用于 media、globalisation、education 类写作，表达“文化视角”。
• dominate the market 语域：semi-formal 可用于消费、媒体、科技平台类写作，表达“占据市场主导地位”。
• local content 语域：semi-formal 可用于讨论本土影视、文化产业、社交媒体内容。

B. 语法亮点

• because they offer different stories, humour, and cultural perspectives 原因从句自然解释观点，不是简单 yes/no。
• At the same time, I wouldn’t say..., because... 这里是限定 + 原因，能避免答案说得太绝对。
• foreign TV programmes are popular, but usually as a supplement to local content 这里用 but 做结论限定，表达更有层次：popular，但不是 dominant。

C. FC / LR / GRA / PR 角度说明

• FC：答案从肯定观点开始，然后解释原因，再举例，接着限定，最后总结，逻辑完整。
• LR：用了 cultural perspectives, fan bases, dominate the market, supplement，避免只用 popular / interesting。
• GRA：有原因从句、举例结构、限定句和总结句，句型变化自然。
• PR：每句话长度可控，重音点集中在 foreign TV programmes / cultural perspectives / strong fan bases / local content，适合稳定输出。

易错点

Audio

Upgraded Answer

Yes, quite a few people do, particularly younger audiences who are used to streaming platforms and subtitles. Foreign TV programmes can feel refreshing because they expose viewers to different storytelling styles, social values, and production standards. Korean dramas and Japanese anime are probably the most visible examples, while some people also follow British or American series for humour, suspense, or language learning. Even so, local programmes still have a broader reach because they are culturally familiar and easier to discuss with family or friends. So I’d say foreign shows are influential, but they remain part of a wider entertainment mix.

Vocabulary to Remember

Audio

What's the benefit of letting kids watch animal videos than visiting zoos?

Answer

I’d say the biggest benefit is that animal videos make learning more flexible and less stressful for children. In a zoo, kids may only get a quick look at an animal, and sometimes the animal is just sleeping or hiding. By contrast, a short video can show how it hunts, communicates, or looks after its young in the wild. Of course, videos cannot replace the feeling of seeing a real animal, but they are safer, cheaper, and more repeatable as a learning tool.

One-sentence core idea

Animal videos are more flexible and informative than zoo visits, although they cannot fully replace the experience of seeing real animals.

Bullet cues

• biggest benefit: flexible learning
• zoo problem: animals may hide or sleep
• video advantage: shows real behaviour
• qualification: cannot fully replace real experience
• conclusion: safer, cheaper, repeatable

Transferable collocations / evaluative expressions

• make learning more flexible
• less stressful for children
• get a quick look at something
• look after its young
• in the wild
• replace the feeling of doing something
• a repeatable learning tool

解析

A. 词汇亮点

• make learning more flexible：比 help children learn 更具体，能说明“视频”的实际教育优势。
• less stressful for children：比 better for children 更细，强调孩子不用排队、拥挤、长时间走路。
• get a quick look at：很自然的口语表达，适合描述动物园里“只能匆匆看一眼”。
• looks after its young：比 takes care of its babies 更自然，也更贴近动物行为类话题。
• repeatable as a learning tool：这是高分点，说明视频可以反复看，不只是“convenient”。

A2. 可迁移到写作的表达（formal / semi-formal 标注）

• make learning more flexible 语域：semi-formal 写作可迁移，适合教育、科技、线上学习类话题，可替代 make learning easier。
• cannot replace the feeling of... 语域：spoken-high-band / semi-formal 写作中也能用，尤其适合讨论线上体验是否能替代线下体验。
• a repeatable learning tool 语域：semi-formal / relatively formal 可迁移到写作，适合 technology in education 类题目，比 useful thing 更高级。

B. 语法亮点

• the biggest benefit is that... 这是清楚的观点句结构，适合 Part 3 直接开头。
• In a zoo..., and sometimes... 用具体情境解释原因，不是抽象空讲。
• By contrast, ... can show how it hunts... 这里有对比逻辑和宾语从句，能自然展示句型变化。
• Of course..., but... 这是 concession + qualification，能避免观点说得太绝对。

C. FC / LR / GRA / PR 角度说明

• FC：结构是 benefit → zoo limitation → video advantage → qualification，逻辑很清楚。
• LR：用了 flexible, stressful, communicates, in the wild, repeatable learning tool，避免只说 good / useful / interesting。
• GRA：有 that-clause、对比句、how-clause 和让步结构。
• PR：四句话长度比较稳定，停顿点清楚，适合 45–60 秒 Part 3 输出。

易错点

Audio

Upgraded Answer

Compared with visiting zoos, animal videos can give children a wider and more controlled learning experience. A zoo visit is memorable, but it is often limited by time, weather, crowds, and the animals’ behaviour on that particular day. By contrast, a well-made video can show rare moments, such as hunting, migration, or parent-child interaction, which children would hardly see in person. It can also avoid some ethical concerns about keeping animals in captivity. Still, I wouldn’t say videos are a complete substitute, since direct contact can create stronger emotional engagement.

would = 含蓄虚拟，表现实中原本几乎不可能发生；

Vocabulary to Remember

Audio

Do teachers play videos in class in your country?

Answer

Yes, I’d say it is fairly common, especially in language, history and science classes. Teachers often use short video clips because they can make abstract ideas more concrete, and they also break the rhythm of a long lecture. For instance, in an English lesson, a video can show real pronunciation and context, not just textbook sentences. However, good teachers usually pause the video and ask questions, because otherwise students may just watch it passively rather than learn from it.

One-sentence core idea

Teachers do use videos quite often, but videos are most useful when they are integrated into teaching rather than used as passive entertainment.

Bullet cues

• Yes, common in China
• Used in language / history / science classes
• Makes abstract ideas concrete
• Breaks lecture rhythm
• Best when teachers pause and ask questions
• Risk: passive watching

Transferable collocations / evaluative expressions

• fairly common：相当常见，比 very common 更自然
• short video clips：短视频片段
• make abstract ideas more concrete：让抽象概念更具体
• break the rhythm of a long lecture：打破长时间讲课的单调节奏
• real pronunciation and context：真实发音和语境
• watch it passively：被动观看
• learn from it：从中学习

解析

A. 词汇亮点

• fairly common 比 simply saying “very common” 更自然，语气也不过分绝对。
• make abstract ideas more concrete 是本题核心高分表达，可以用于 education / technology / science learning 等话题。
• break the rhythm of a long lecture 很适合口语，表示视频不是为了娱乐，而是为了改变课堂节奏。
• passively rather than learn from it 体现批判性思维：视频有用，但如果使用方式不好，就会变成被动观看。

A2. 可迁移到写作的表达（formal / semi-formal 标注）

• make abstract ideas more concrete：semi-formal，可迁移到教育类写作，替代 “make things easier to understand”。
• break the rhythm of a long lecture：spoken-high-band，口语非常自然；写作中可改成 “increase lesson variety”。
• watch it passively：semi-formal，可用于讨论 screen time / online learning / media consumption。
• rather than learn from it：semi-formal，适合写作中表达对比，替代简单的 “not learn”。

B. 语法亮点

• because they can make abstract ideas more concrete：原因从句，直接解释为什么老师播放视频。
• not just textbook sentences：省略结构，口语中简洁有力，突出 “真实语境” 和 “课本内容” 的对比。
• because otherwise students may just watch it passively rather than learn from it：原因 + 反面结果 + 对比结构，体现 Part 3 需要的限定分析。

C. FC / LR / GRA / PR 角度说明

• FC：逻辑是 “是的，常见 → 为什么有用 → 举例 → 使用不当的风险”，推进清楚。
• LR：用了 concrete / rhythm / context / passively 等比 good / useful 更有颗粒度的词。
• GRA：包含原因从句、对比结构和限定结构，不是简单句堆叠。
• PR：句子长度适中，停顿点自然，适合考场稳定输出。

易错点

Audio

Upgraded Answer

Yes, it has become a fairly routine teaching tool in many classrooms, though the quality of use varies a lot. Videos are useful because they compress visual information into a short period of time, so students can grasp a process or a cultural context more quickly than through verbal explanation alone. This is particularly helpful in science or language lessons, where movement, pronunciation or real-life scenes matter. Still, I don’t think videos should replace teaching itself. If a teacher simply plays a long clip without follow-up questions, the lesson can easily become passive entertainment rather than active learning.

Vocabulary to Remember

Audio

Do you think watching talk shows is a waste of time?

Answer

I wouldn’t say watching talk shows is necessarily a waste of time. If the host asks thoughtful questions and the guests have real experience, these programmes can expose viewers to different opinions in a fairly relaxed way. They are also easier to digest than documentaries, so people may learn something after work without feeling overloaded. However, if someone just watches shallow celebrity gossip for hours, the value drops quickly. So overall, talk shows are useful as light entertainment, but only when viewers are selective.

One-sentence core idea

Talk shows are not inherently a waste of time, but their value depends on content quality and viewing habits.

Bullet cues

• Not necessarily a waste of time
• Good host + experienced guests = different opinions
• Easier to digest than documentaries
• Shallow gossip for hours = low value
• Useful only if viewers are selective

Transferable collocations / evaluative expressions

• not necessarily a waste of time：不一定是浪费时间
• ask thoughtful questions：问有思考性的问题
• expose viewers to different opinions：让观众接触不同观点
• easier to digest：更容易理解 / 消化
• feel overloaded：感到信息过载
• shallow celebrity gossip：肤浅的名人八卦
• the value drops quickly：价值迅速下降
• light entertainment：轻松娱乐
• viewers are selective：观众有选择性

解析

A. 词汇亮点

• necessarily a waste of time 比直接说 “is a waste of time” 更有 Part 3 的限定感，避免观点绝对化。
• thoughtful questions 比 “good questions” 更具体，表示问题有深度、有思考性。
• expose viewers to different opinions 是高分表达，适合替代 “let people know different ideas”。
• easier to digest 很适合口语，表示内容更容易吸收，比 “easy to understand” 更自然。
• feeling overloaded 用来描述信息压力，比 “feel tired” 更有颗粒度。
• shallow celebrity gossip 明确指出低质量内容的问题，不只是泛泛说 “bad content”。

A2. 可迁移到写作的表达（formal / semi-formal 标注）

• expose viewers to different opinions：semi-formal，可迁移到 media / education / technology 类写作，替代 “make people know different ideas”。
• the value drops quickly：spoken-high-band，也可轻度迁移到写作，但写作中可改为 “its value becomes limited”。
• viewers are selective：semi-formal，适合用于讨论媒体消费、信息筛选、网络内容。
• feel overloaded：spoken-high-band，写作中可升级为 “experience information overload”。
• light entertainment：semi-formal，适合写作和口语，表示非严肃但有放松价值的娱乐形式。

B. 语法亮点

• I wouldn’t say watching talk shows is necessarily a waste of time. 这里用 I wouldn’t say + clause，比 “No, I don’t think so” 更委婉，也更符合 Part 3 的分析型回答。
• If the host asks thoughtful questions and the guests have real experience, these programmes can... 条件句自然引出“什么时候不浪费时间”，体现限定能力。
• They are also easier to digest than documentaries, so people may learn something... 用 comparison + result，先比较，再说明结果，逻辑很清楚。
• However, if someone just watches..., the value drops quickly. 转折后再给反面情况，形成 concession / contrast。
• but only when viewers are selective 结尾用限定从句收住观点，避免说得太绝对。

C. FC / LR / GRA / PR 角度说明

• FC：结构是 “否定绝对判断 → 正面条件 → 反面条件 → 总结限定”，逻辑链清楚。
• LR：使用了 thoughtful questions / expose viewers to / easier to digest / overloaded / shallow celebrity gossip，避免基础词主导。
• GRA：包含条件句、比较句、结果句、转折句和限定从句，句型有变化但不绕口。
• PR：句子长度基本可控，重音点明显，例如 waste of time / thoughtful questions / different opinions / light entertainment / selective，方便口头输出。

易错点

Audio

Upgraded Answer

I don’t think talk shows are automatically a waste of time, although their value really depends on their substance. A well-produced interview can make complicated social issues more accessible, mainly because viewers hear personal stories rather than abstract arguments. At the same time, talk shows work well as low-pressure entertainment, so they can help people unwind without completely switching off their brains. The problem starts when the content becomes repetitive, sensational, or purely gossip-driven. In that case, it easily turns into passive consumption rather than meaningful relaxation.

Vocabulary to Remember

Audio

Do you think we can acquire knowledge from watching TV programs?

Answer

Yes, I think TV programmes can be a useful source of knowledge, as long as people choose them selectively. Documentaries, news analysis and educational shows can make complex topics more accessible because they combine explanation with images, interviews and real examples. This is especially helpful for visual learners, who may struggle with purely text-based information. At the same time, not every programme is reliable or in-depth. So overall, TV can broaden people’s knowledge, but viewers still need to think critically about what they watch.

One-sentence core idea

TV can help people learn, especially through visual and educational content, but viewers need to be selective and critical.

Bullet cues

• Yes, useful source of knowledge
• Documentaries / news analysis / educational shows
• Easier through images, interviews, examples
• Helpful for visual learners
• Not always reliable or deep
• Need critical thinking

Transferable collocations / evaluative expressions

• a useful source of knowledge：有用的知识来源
• choose them selectively：有选择地选择/观看
• make complex topics more accessible：让复杂话题更容易理解
• purely text-based information：纯文字信息
• reliable or in-depth：可靠或有深度的
• broaden people’s knowledge：拓宽人们的知识面
• think critically about...：批判性地看待……

解析

A. 词汇亮点

• a useful source of knowledge 比 good for learning 更具体，适合 Part 3 讨论类问题。
• choose them selectively 很适合用来做限定，意思是“不是所有电视都值得看，要有选择”。
• make complex topics more accessible 是高分表达，替代 make difficult things easy。
• visual learners 很自然地解释了为什么电视比文字材料更适合某些人。
• reliable or in-depth 比 good or bad 更有分析感，能体现 LR。
• broaden people’s knowledge 是很常见、可迁移的高分搭配。

A2. 可迁移到写作的表达（formal / semi-formal 标注）

• a useful source of knowledge：semi-formal，可迁移到写作；可替代 a good way to learn things。
• make complex topics more accessible：semi-formal / writing-friendly；可用于教育、科技、媒体类写作。
• purely text-based information：semi-formal，适合讨论传统阅读、网络学习、教育方式。
• reliable or in-depth：semi-formal，适合媒体、新闻、信息质量话题。
• broaden people’s knowledge：semi-formal，写作和口语都自然；可替代 learn more things。
• think critically about...：relatively formal，但在 Part 3 中非常自然；可用于媒体素养、网络信息、教育话题。

B. 语法亮点

• as long as people choose them selectively：条件状语从句，体现观点不是绝对化。
• because they combine explanation with images, interviews and real examples：原因从句，清楚解释为什么电视有学习价值。
• who may struggle with purely text-based information：非限制性定语从句，补充说明 visual learners 的特点。
• not every programme is reliable or in-depth：部分否定，避免观点说死。
• but viewers still need to think critically...：转折 + 限定，适合 Part 3 的 balanced answer。

C. FC / LR / GRA / PR 角度说明

• FC：结构是“直接回答 → 原因 → 具体化 → 限定 → 总结”，逻辑很清楚。
• LR：用了 accessible, visual learners, in-depth, broaden, critically 等自然高分词，不依赖 good / interesting。
• GRA：包含条件从句、原因从句、定语从句和部分否定，句型有变化但不绕口。
• PR：句子长度适中，停顿点自然，适合 45–60 秒内稳定输出。

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Upgraded Answer

I’d say yes, although the quality of learning depends heavily on the programme itself. A well-made documentary or current-affairs show can turn abstract knowledge into something vivid, since it uses footage, expert comments and storytelling to build context. This helps ordinary viewers grasp issues they might never read about, such as climate change or medical science. Even so, TV is not a substitute for systematic study, because some programmes simplify facts or prioritise entertainment. In that sense, TV can be a valuable starting point for learning, provided viewers stay critical and follow up properly.

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