Well, I don’t have much information about the quiz program or game show uh, which are uh, shown frequently on tvs. But aober of months ago I had heard that one program named Spelb was launched, uh, for specialized children between ages 13 to 19. I knew about this when I just uh, sourch on the Internet and I was just issuing my Facebook. Then I suddenly got to know that itl be named. A program namedl be was holding. Then I tried to participate it. But I couldn’t participate because uh, this was only for age 1319. I and I was over 19. So I wouldn’t participate in that. Uh, it is organized in various ways. Like first of all children children are made to sit in the um, chairer. And uh, and the o is told to them and they have to uh, they have to um say is playing. Like if you say the old dictionary then you have to say the sping of that old dictionary. If you get the correct old then I think you can get a price of uh, $10. But if you spell it wrong then you can get under chance. I think it is very worth watching for children because I think they frequently make uh, expl mistakes, uh, in writing some words. Um, so I think it is quite beneficial for children um, who want to improve their spelling, uh, mistake. And it was also quite beneficial for uh, children to learn new words so that they can improve their vocabulary and uh, they can use new wor in their uh, school program.
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Well, I don't have much experience with quiz programs or game shows that are frequently shown on TV. However, a few months ago, I heard about a program called 'Spellbound' that was launched specifically for children between the ages of 13 and 19. I learned about it while browsing the internet and scrolling through my Facebook feed. I saw an advertisement for the show and was intrigued. I tried to participate, but unfortunately, I was over 19 and ineligible. The show is organized in a very engaging way. First, the children are seated in chairs, and they are given a word to spell. They have to pronounce the word correctly and then spell it out. If they spell the word correctly, they win a prize of $10. If they spell it incorrectly, they get another chance. I think this show is very worth watching for children because they often make spelling mistakes when writing. It's beneficial for them to improve their spelling skills and learn new words to enhance their vocabulary. This can be helpful for their schoolwork and overall language development.
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