Understanding 'On the House'

The video tutorial explains the phrase 'on the house', which means something given for free, typically in a restaurant or bar setting. It provides examples of how the phrase is used in everyday conversation, such as offering free drinks or side dishes. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to share their experiences of receiving something 'on the house'.

What does the phrase 'on the house' mean?

• Something that is broken

• A place to live

• Given for free

• A type of house

In which context is 'on the house' most commonly used?

• In a classroom

• In a restaurant or bar

• At a grocery store

• In a hospital

Which of the following is an example of something being 'on the house'?

• Renting an apartment

• Buying a car

• Receiving a free drink

• Paying for a meal

What is a common feature of Korean restaurants mentioned in the video?

• They serve only drinks

• They charge for side dishes

• They have no side dishes

• They offer free refills on side dishes

What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Visit a bar

• Comment on their experiences with 'on the house'

• Share their favorite restaurant

• Cook a meal at home