What's on the box tonight? - About Words - Cambridge Dictionary blog

by Colin McIntosh​ This question used to be heard frequently in the homes of Britain: the box is an informal British word for the TV. It’s starting to sound old-fashioned now – does anyone still say it? It seems a little strange to call an enormous flat-screen TV, less than a centimetre from front to … Continue reading What’s on the box tonight?

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why is it written like this? and can natives pronounce it if (strange) isn't written? : r/EnglishLearning

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