> I don't care about K-dramas. I just watching TV shows like variety shows. They are more enjoyable. They making me laughing.

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I don't care about K-dramas. I just watching TV shows like variety shows. They are more enjoyable. They making me laughing.

I don't care about K-dramas.

This sentence is correct.

I don't really watch K-dramas.

I just watching TV shows like variety shows.

I just watch TV variety shows.

When your verb refers to an action or event that is ongoing or that regularly takes place in the present time, it should be in simple present form.

pattern: subject + base form (e.g., I watch.)

They are more enjoyable.

This sentence is correct.

They making me laughing.

They make me laugh.

When your verb refers to an action or event that is ongoing or that regularly takes place in the present time, it should be in simple present form.

pattern: subject + base form (e.g., They make...)

Use "laugh" instead of "laughing." laugh- base form ; laughing - present participle.