Things That Annoy You - Learn English Vocabulary Advanced

The video tutorial explores various ways to express annoyance, ranging from polite to impolite expressions. It introduces the concept of Room 101, a place for people's worst annoyances, and provides a range of vocabulary to express different levels of irritation. The tutorial also covers polite and impolite ways to ask someone to stop annoying behavior and concludes with a grammar note on adjectives ending in -ed and -ing.

What is the concept of Room 101 originally introduced by George Orwell?

• A place for people's worst nightmares

• A room for meditation

• A library of banned books

• A secret government facility

Which word describes a mild annoyance and is safe for all the family?

• Vex

• Rile

• Miffed

• Infuriate

Which phrase is used to describe a minor annoyance that is not rude?

• Rile

• Pisses me off

• Infuriate

• Peeved

What does the phrase 'drives you round the bend' mean?

• Makes you feel dizzy

• Causes extreme boredom

• Leads you to a dead end

• Annoys you greatly

Which expression is used to describe something that is extremely annoying?

• Get on my nerves

• Pisses me off

• Drives me crackers

• Bothers me

What is a common pet peeve related to phone usage in public?

• Talking loudly

• Using headphones

• Texting quietly

• Playing games

What does the term 'hangry' refer to?

• Feeling happy and angry

• Being angry due to hunger

• A type of food

• A new slang for tiredness

Which phrase would you use to politely ask someone to stop doing something annoying?

• Stop it

• Would you mind

• Cut it out

• Bugger off

What is an impolite way to tell someone to stop bothering you?

• Could you possibly

• Knock it off

• Would you mind

• Please stop

What is a polite way to ask someone to lower their music volume?

• Turn it down now

• I wish you wouldn't

• I'd be grateful if

• Stop it