People in their forties watch TV the least.

Who watchs TV the least?
People in their forties do.

People in their fifties watch TV most.

Who watches TV the most?
People in thier fifties. They watch it 203 minutes a day.

Which group watches TV most?
Peole in thier fifties do

Which group watches TV the least?
People in their forties.

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I have written down several expressions related to watching TV. Do we have to use the definite article or not? Would you let me know the expressions which we can use or not? If you have some more expressions, would you let me know them?

People in their forties watch TV the least.

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Who watchs TV the least? spelling ~~> watches
People in their forties do. right

People in their fifties watch TV most. right

Who watches TV the most?
People in thier fifties. They watch it 203 minutes a day. spelling ~~> their

Which group watches TV most? right
Peole in thier fifties do 2 spelling problems; needs period at the end.

Which group watches TV the least? right
People in their forties do.

The word "the" can be used or not, depending on how emphatic you want to be. Either way works fine.

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Thank you, Writeacher.

Who watch TV the least?
People in their forties do.

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What about watch, the plural verb instead of watches, the singular verb?

No, you'd use the singular verb there since you don't know yet whether the answer will be singular or plural.

Who watches TV the least? (singular verb)
People in their forties do. (plural verb)

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When it comes to using articles with expressions related to watching TV, there are some general guidelines to follow. Here are a few examples:

1. Use "the" when talking about specific TV programs or channels:
- I enjoy watching the news in the evening.
- Have you seen the latest episode of the show?

2. Use "a/an" when talking about TV in a non-specific or general manner:
- I need a new TV to replace my old one.
- She enjoys watching movies on a big screen.

3. Do not use any article when referring to TV as a concept or activity in general:
- I love to watch TV in the evenings.
- He spends a lot of time watching television.

Remember that these guidelines are not strict rules, and there can be exceptions depending on the context. Additionally, there may be other expressions related to watching TV that don't fit these examples.