Speaking English: Do NOT Say “MAD”! | Learn English Speaking with Rachel’s English Part 3

The video tutorial explores various expressions and vocabulary related to anger. It covers idioms, phrases, and words that describe different levels of anger, from mild irritation to intense rage. The tutorial also explains the meanings and contexts of these expressions, providing examples to illustrate their use.

What does the expression 'foaming at the mouth' imply?

• Being extremely happy

• Being extremely angry

• Being extremely tired

• Being extremely confused

What does 'go ballistic' mean?

• To become very excited

• To become very angry

• To become very sad

• To become very calm

Which word describes someone who is extremely angry and their face turns blue?

• Irate

• Livid

• Furious

• Incensed

What does the phrase 'lose your cool' mean?

• To become very tired

• To become very happy

• To become very angry

• To become very relaxed

What does the idiom 'seeing red' imply?

• Being extremely angry

• Being extremely confused

• Being extremely tired

• Being extremely happy

What does 'on the warpath' mean?

• Being very confused

• Being very angry and aggressive

• Being very peaceful

• Being very tired

What does 'up in arms' mean?

• Being very calm

• Being very excited

• Being very angry or upset

• Being very sad