Conan O'Brien will host the 2027 Oscars

May 13, 2026, 07:28

Introduction

Conan O'Brien will host the Oscars in 2027. This is his third year in this job.

Main Body

The show is on March 14, 2027. Only a few people hosted the Oscars for three years. The same producers will help him again. Many people watched the show in the first year. Last year, fewer people watched on TV. But more people watched on the internet. The leaders of the Oscars like Conan. They say he is funny and has great energy. He makes the show exciting. The show is at the Dolby Theatre. People can watch it on ABC and Hulu. In 2029, the show will move to YouTube.

Conclusion

Conan O'Brien and his team will return in March 2027. After that, the show will change its place and TV channel.

Learning

⚡️ The 'Will' Power

When we talk about the future (things that have not happened yet), we use will.

Example from text: Conan O'Brien will host the Oscars $\rightarrow$ This happens in 2027.

How to use it: Person + will + Action

The show $\rightarrow$ will $\rightarrow$ move
The team $\rightarrow$ will $\rightarrow$ return

⚖️ More vs. Fewer

We use these words to compare amounts of people or things.

More $\rightarrow$ A bigger number $\uparrow$ (Example: More people watched on the internet)

Fewer $\rightarrow$ A smaller number $\downarrow$ (Example: Fewer people watched on TV)

Vocabulary Learning

host (v.)

To act as the person who presents an event.

Example:Conan will host the awards ceremony.

show (n.)

An event or performance that people watch.

Example:The show will start at 7 p.m.

people (n.)

A group of human beings.

Example:Many people attended the ceremony.

watched (v.)

To look at something for a period of time.

Example:They watched the ceremony on TV.

TV (n.)

Television, a device that shows moving pictures.

Example:They watched the show on TV.

internet (n.)

A global network of computers that allows sharing information.

Example:People watched the show on the internet.

funny (adj.)

Causing laughter or amusement.

Example:He is a funny host.

exciting (adj.)

Causing excitement or enthusiasm.

Example:The show is exciting.

team (n.)

A group of people working together.

Example:His team helped prepare the show.

change (v.)

To make something different.

Example:The show will change its location next year.