Understanding 'Pain in the Neck' Expressions

The video tutorial discusses the idiom 'pain in the neck', providing examples of its usage in different contexts. It concludes with an apology for being a 'pain in the neck', illustrating the idiom's application in everyday language.

What does the phrase 'pain in the neck' generally mean?

• A literal pain in the neck

• A minor inconvenience

• A person or thing that is very annoying

• A medical condition

In the context of the video, who is described as giving a 'pain in the neck'?

• A stranger

• A friend

• Sissies

• A teacher

Which phrase indicates a change from the usual annoyance?

• Makes a change from a pain in the neck

• Pain in the neck

• You're a real pain in the neck

• Sissies give me a pain in the neck

What is the speaker apologizing for?

• Being late

• Being a pain in the neck

• Not understanding

• Interrupting

Who is the speaker apologizing to?

• John

• Alex

• Mary

• Penny