Exploring Question Words: Why, Who, and How

This video tutorial by Mark focuses on practicing English conversation using question words like 'why', 'who', and 'how'. It provides examples and encourages repetition to reinforce learning. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and become members.

What is the reason given for being in bed?

• Because of feeling unwell

• Because of feeling too energetic

• Because of needing to study

• Because of waiting for someone

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Who is described in the conversation?

• A friend

• A teacher

• A mother

• A neighbor

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What is the response when asked about how someone is doing?

• Very well

• Not sure

• Very bad

• No response

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Why does the speaker have to read?

• For cooking

• For a test

• For entertainment

• For repairing something

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Who wants ice cream according to the conversation?

• The speaker

• Nobody

• Everyone

• The listener

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How does the device operate?

• Manually

• Not specified

• Does not operate

• Automatically

What is the reaction to running out of gas?

• Excitement

• Indifference

• Annoyance

• Confusion

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Who is found eating snacks?

• The listener

• The speaker

• A known person

• Nobody knows

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What is the speed described in the conversation?

• Too slow

• Very slow

• Moderate

• Too fast

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What is the final action requested from the viewers?

• To ignore the message

• To leave the channel

• To dislike the video

• To subscribe and become a member

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