Understanding 'Pain in the Neck' Idiom

The video introduces the idiom 'pain in the neck', using a travel story to illustrate its meaning. It explains that the idiom refers to something very annoying or troublesome. The video concludes with a brief summary of the idiom's usage.

What is the main focus of the video introduction?

• Explaining a grammar rule

• Introducing an idiom

• Teaching pronunciation

• Discussing a travel story

In the conversation, what caused the traveler's inconvenience?

• Bad weather

• Lost luggage

• A missed flight

• A delayed train

How did the traveler finally reach home?

• By driving a car

• By taking a direct flight

• By walking

• By taking a bus and then a train

What does the idiom 'pain in the neck' generally refer to?

• A medical condition

• An annoying situation

• A physical injury

• A minor inconvenience

What was the literal 'pain in the neck' for Anna?

• Her lost luggage

• Her work schedule

• Her missed flight

• Her long journey