Book Club Discussion and Opinion Skills

Emma from mmmEnglish introduces useful phrases for sharing opinions, agreeing, disagreeing, and asking questions in English book clubs. She highlights the benefits of joining a book club for English practice, such as reading aloud, discussing characters, and learning new expressions. Emma provides examples using the book 'Where'd You Go Bernadette?' and encourages viewers to share their thoughts and engage in discussions. The video concludes with resources for further learning and an invitation to join the mmmEnglish community.

What is one of the main benefits of joining a book club according to the video?

• Traveling to new places

• Learning to play musical instruments

• Practicing English reading and speaking

• Improving your cooking skills

What is the Hey Lady! community primarily for?

• Women learning English

• Elderly learning English

• Men learning English

• Children learning English

What should you take notes on during a book club meeting?

• The time of the next meeting

• The weather outside

• Significant moments and themes in the book

• The snacks provided

Which phrase is NOT mentioned as a way to express an opinion?

• I know

• I believe

• I consider

• I think

What is a good way to introduce a strong opinion that might differ from others?

• In my opinion

• As far as I'm concerned

• I think

• I believe

What should you do if you disagree with someone in a book club?

• Listen and then share your own view

• Argue loudly

• Ignore their opinion

• Leave the club

Which question is suggested to ask in a book club?

• What is the author's favorite food?

• How many pages does the book have?

• What was the strongest theme in the book?

• What is your favorite color?

What resource is mentioned for listening to the book?

• Netflix

• YouTube

• Audible

• Spotify