Movie genre
This genre is full of scares, ghosts, or monsters.
Horror
A show that covers matches, scores, and commentary on games.
sports program
Opposite of happy
sad
This adverb shows how slowly something is done.
Slowly
“I _______ visit my grandparents this weekend.” (fill in)
This genre is known for superheroes, action, and often saving the world.
Action
A TV show where people solve crimes.
a police drama / crime show
This adjective describes something very big.
Large / huge
This adverb shows how often something happens.
Often
“She _______ watch a new movie tonight.” (fill in)
is going to
This genre shows love stories between characters, often with happy endings.
Romance
A show that uses cameras to follow real people in their everyday lives.
Reality show
Describes a person who is polite and helpful.
kind
This adverb describes doing something in a happy way.
Happily
“They _______ play soccer after school.” (fill in)
are going to
This genre has lots of laughs and funny situations.
Comedy
A show that teaches you about science, history, or nature.
documentary
Describes something that is very scary.
frightening / scary
This adverb shows something is done very carefully.
Carefully
This form is used to talk about future plans or intentions.
going to + verb
This genre often combines advanced technology, space, or futuristic worlds, sometimes exploring time travel or aliens.
A show where a host talks to celebrities or guests, often with humor and games.
Chat show
Describes a place that is full of colors and fun.
lively or colerful
This adverb shows that something happens very quickly.
Quickly
Rewrite: “I will study for the test tomorrow” using “going to.”
I am going to study for the test tomorrow.