Fruit Preferences and Meanings

This video tutorial is an English lesson for grade 2 students focusing on learning the names of various fruits. The lesson begins with an introduction and overview, followed by a singing activity to help students learn fruit vocabulary. Students then participate in a 'Look and Say' activity to identify fruits and their English names. The lesson continues with a 'Listen and Match' exercise where students match names with their favorite fruits. Finally, the lesson concludes with a 'Let's Play' segment where students engage in games to reinforce their learning. The video aims to make learning English fun and interactive through various activities.

What is the correct response if someone asks, 'Do you like apples?'

• No, I don't

• I don't know

• Yes, I do

• Maybe

Which fruit is NOT mentioned in the song?

• Strawberry

• Papaya

• Durian

• Orange

What does 'I like watermelon' mean?

• I see watermelon

• I dislike watermelon

• I eat watermelon

• I like watermelon

Which fruit is paired with 'snake fruit' in the list?

• Apple

• Grape

• Banana

• Pear

What fruit does Made like?

• Mango

• Orange

• Apple

• Banana

Who likes oranges?

• Made

• Joshua

• Cici

• Aisyah

Which fruit does Aisyah prefer?

• Pineapple

• Banana

• Mango

• Apple

What is the English word for 'nanas'?

• Pineapple

• Papaya

• Mango

• Durian

How many red fruits should you name in the play session?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What question do you ask your friend during the play session?

• What fruit do you like?

• What is your name?

• Do you like vegetables?

• How are you?