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• Data di pubblicazione: 2013-11-28
• Production: Nutprodukce / Česká televize / FAMU /
• Genres:
  Documentario
  Musica
• Synopsis:
• La direttrice: Bohdan Bláhovec
• Durata: 69 Minutes.
• Taal: Český – Italiano
• Nazione: Czech Republic
• Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Show!

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Senior Member. Brittany, NW France. English (Midlands UK) Oct 19, 2020. #2. You have a choice: At his shows means at the stage events. In his shows means in the scripts he performs. On his shows means in the radio or television broadcasts he appears in. Hi everyone! When you discuss a show that you’ve seen on, say, TV would you use on the show or in the show? For example: Previously on “Friends”, Rachel and Ross finally got together. Shouldn’t it be in “Friends” since you’re discussing what took place in the show? Since an actor… Show it to me. vs. Show me it. In another thread native speakers said that “Give it to me.” worked, but “Give me it.” didn’t. They added “Give me that.” worked, though. How about “Show me it”? This English coursebook says it works. Do you agree? You should try to show John a little more respect. “To” seems fine to me if you use it as I used it in my second sentence: …are talking about showing respect to other people. But I don’t generally see or hear “to” used with the names of individuals. This is possible: I want you to show respect to John. But this ordinary: I want you to show … Zaragoza, España. English, USA. Mar 15, 2017. #2. Hi IrlandaCis, On the show sounds much more natural to me (AmE), especially if it is a TV show. It may be a good idea to get an opinion from a BrE speaker since sometimes the use of prepositions varies between the two, although I’m fairly sure it would be the same. Kif. A ‘show-off’ is someone who performs or does something, often very well, but with the intention merely of showing that he/she can do it. They may also do it in a particularly flashy or over-demonstrative way. ‘Show up’ has two meanings. The one which is relevant here is partly related to showing off. If someone attempted to show off and then … Scotland. German/English bilingual. Jul 11, 2014. #6. If there were a modal, then of course the verb show would need to be in the bare infinitive, i.e. without ‘s’ (it would be incorrect to say “doesn’t need”, which would suggest it was optional). You have a modal (can) for send, but not for show (s). Shows appears as part of a relative clause … Aug 22, 2022. #6. Cagey said: Please specify what you have in mind — what kind of show and on what media. We call this ‘context’ and it is required for every question. As you see, it may make a difference in the answer. She plays the protagonist in the show. Aug 31, 2010. #3. Hello, Herut. I say the more general term is “show”. I say that because we could even use that term for concerts, plays, and other live performances. Both terms are really interchangeable when you’re talking about television. I think “show” is just a little bit more informal than “program”; however, neither word sounds formal. 1- “TV show” is an episode of a series/serial/any form of entertainment, just one episode. 2- “TV series” is the total number of unrelated episodes, featuring the same characters. 3- “TV Serial” is the total number of connected episodes , featuring the same characters and a continuous plot. Could you please confirm this?

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