English Words Used in India: Should You Use Them on the IELTS Exam?

The video discusses the use of Indian English words that differ from those in other English-speaking countries. It addresses whether these words should be used in the IELTS exam, emphasizing that examiners may not understand them, which could affect vocabulary scores. The video provides examples of Indian English terms and their American or British equivalents, highlighting cultural differences in language use.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Understanding grammar rules

• Discussing American slang

• Exploring Indian English words

• Learning British history

Why is it important to use familiar English terms in exams?

• To use more complex words

• To show cultural knowledge

• To avoid vocabulary score reduction

• To impress the examiner

In Indian English, what word is used instead of 'marriage'?

• Alliance

• Contract

• Union

• Partnership

What is the American English equivalent of 'half sleeves'?

• Long sleeves

• Short sleeves

• Full sleeves

• No sleeves

What term is used in Indian English for 'bus stop'?

• Bus station

• Bus stand

• Bus terminal

• Bus point

How is the title 'Sir' used differently in Indian English?

• As a casual greeting

• Only for knighted individuals

• For anyone in authority

• As a sign of respect for elders

What is a common misunderstanding about the term 'trial room'?

• It is a legal term

• It is a fitting room

• It is a type of clothing

• It refers to a courtroom

What does 'cousin brother' mean in Indian English?

• A male cousin

• A close friend

• A brother-in-law

• A stepbrother

What is the American English equivalent of 'mother promise'?

• Friend promise

• Sister promise

• Pinky swear

• Father promise

What phrase is used in Indian English instead of 'don't mention it'?

• It's nothing

• No worries

• Forget it

• Mention not