Work in pairs. Use the TV guide and the useful language box to decide what to watch tonight. Channel 1 Channel 2 6:00 pm - news & weather 6:10 pm - Jamie's 15-minute meals…

To decide what to watch tonight, let’s consider the options available on each channel from the TV guide:

Channel 1:

• 6:00 pm - News & Weather
• 6:10 pm - Jamie's 15-Minute Meals (Cookery Programme)
• 6:30 pm - Amazing China! (Documentary)
• 6:40 pm - Coronation Street (Soap Opera)
• 7:30 pm - Friends (Sitcom)
• 7:35 pm - Match of the Day (Sports Programme)

Useful Language for Discussion:

• "I think we should watch..."
• "How about...?"
• "I’d prefer to watch..."
• "We could also consider..."

Now, let's discuss:

Partner 1: "How about starting with the cookery programme at 6:10 pm? Jamie's 15-Minute Meals sounds interesting!"

Partner 2: "That sounds good! After that, at 6:30 pm, we could watch Amazing China!, the documentary. It might give us a lot to think about."

Partner 1: "I like that idea! And then, if we want something lighter, we could watch Coronation Street at 6:40 pm."

Partner 2: "Totally! After that, we could either continue with Friends at 7:30 pm or switch to Match of the Day at 7:35 pm for some sports."

Partner 1: "I'm leaning towards Friends, as it’s hilarious and a great way to relax after all the documentary and news. What do you think?"

Partner 2: "I agree! Friends is always a classic choice."

Partner 1: "So let's plan to watch Jamie's 15-Minute Meals, Amazing China!, and then Friends. Sounds like a fun evening!"

Partner 2: "Perfect! I’m excited!"

Feel free to adjust the discussion according to your preferences!