When they developed the concept of the show, their target audience / influence was teenagers, but they later found that a lot of adults watched it too.

They organised a big media campaign to embrace / promote the show, but the viewing figures were really low, so they pulled the plug on it.

The radio show failed to attract / welcome a big enough audience, so they ended up cancelling it.

Correct the sentence: One of my friends suggested we going to the opera for a change.

The number of people who read articles online instead of in newspapers is needed / predicted to grow in the future.

Correct the sentence: The waiter said that he will blow up the balloons.

The government is taking action against social media sites which, they argue, have too much influence / reality on what people think.

Correct this sentence: Bethany asked me where did we get the costumes for the school play from.

A lot of the articles they publish in their newspaper aren’t reality / credible as they don’t do any background research on the facts.

Correct this sentence: Emma asked whether had we read the article.

Correct this sentence: The man who ran the theatre asked whether I can sing.

The number of viewers / spectators watching the show increased dramatically during the second series.

Correct this sentence: He said me he would meet me after the show.