Here are the correct forms or tenses of the verbs in brackets:

1. What is **on** TV tonight?
2. You can see how people compete with each other **in** a game show.
3. The Wingless Penguin is **on** Disney Channel, **at** 8 o'clock Friday night.
4. Comedies help people relax **after** a hard working day.
5. My brother is interested **in** Nature programmes.
6. The talk show is on **from** 8 o'clock to 10 o'clock.
7. Cartoons often use animals **as** the main characters.
8. He turned **on** the television to watch the news.

Now for the verbs in brackets:

1. You should **do** your homework, instead of **watching** TV before dinner.
2. She turned on the radio because she wanted **to listen** to some music.
3. **Did** you (watch) the news on TV last night?
4. What **do** (you) want, Hung?
5. Which programme **does** (Linda) like best?
6. A new series of wildlife programmes **is** on at 9 o'clock Monday evenings.
7. My father never **watches** romantic films on television.
8. I only let my kids **watch** television at the weekends.