English Expressions for Attention

This video tutorial teaches English expressions for asking for and giving attention. It begins with an introduction to the topic, followed by a detailed explanation of various expressions used to request attention, such as 'Excuse me' and 'Attention please.' The video then covers appropriate responses when someone asks for your attention, including phrases like 'Okay' and 'I see.' The tutorial concludes with a summary of the expressions discussed and a thank you to the viewers.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Learning English grammar

• Expressions for asking and giving attention

• English vocabulary for travel

• Expressions for making requests

Which phrase is NOT used for asking for attention?

• Can I have your attention?

• Attention please

• Excuse me

• Thank you

Which of the following is a way to ask for attention?

• Goodbye

• Thank you for coming

• Please sit down

• Look at me

What is a polite way to interrupt someone to get their attention?

• Listen to me

• Look here

• Sorry to bother you

• Stop talking please

How might you respond if someone asks for your attention?

• I don't know

• Maybe later

• Alright

• No, thank you

Which response indicates understanding?

• I see

• Maybe

• I don't care

• Not now

What is a suitable response to show interest?

• Not really

• Maybe later

• I don't know

• How interesting

Which phrase shows you want to hear more?

• Stop talking

• That's enough

• I don't care

• Tell me more about it

What is a common response to acknowledge someone's request for attention?

• Yes, ma'am

• No, thank you

• Not interested

• Maybe later

Which of the following is NOT a response to someone asking for attention?

• What's next?

• I see

• Go away

• Sure