Understanding the Idiom 'Under the Weather'

The video tutorial introduces the idiom 'under the weather', explaining it means to feel sick. It includes a conversation example where one person declines an invitation due to feeling unwell. The video concludes with a brief explanation of the idiom's meaning and a thank you note for watching.

What does the idiom 'under the weather' mean?

• To feel confused

• To feel energetic

• To feel sick

• To feel happy

In the conversation, why does Anne decline the invitation to go bike riding?

• She doesn't like biking

• She is busy with work

• She has other plans

• She is feeling under the weather

What is Anne planning to do later in the day?

• Go to the gym

• Visit a friend

• Go to the doctor

• Go shopping

What is the weather like outside during the conversation?

• Rainy

• Cloudy

• Snowy

• Beautiful

What language is being taught in this video?

• Canadian English

• Australian English

• American English

• British English