British Bitesize Lesson #23: TOP

The video tutorial by Anna explores the various meanings and uses of the word 'top'. It covers its basic definition as the highest point, its use in phrases, and its application in different contexts such as clothing, professions, and expressions. The tutorial also delves into idiomatic phrases like 'you can't top that', 'on top of something', and 'over the top', explaining their meanings and providing examples. Additionally, it discusses the use of 'top' in expressions of thoroughness and memory, as well as its connotation of excellence.

What does the word 'top' refer to when used in the context of clothing?

• A type of accessory

• A type of hat

• An item worn above the waist

• A pair of shoes

What does the phrase 'you can't top that' imply?

• It is easy to achieve

• It is very difficult

• It is unbeatable

• It is not worth trying

If something is 'getting on top of you', what does it mean?

• You are ignoring it

• You are enjoying it

• You are managing it well

• You are feeling overwhelmed

What does 'off the top of my head' mean?

• After thorough research

• Without much thought

• With great difficulty

• After consulting others

What does it mean if someone's behavior is described as 'over the top'?

• It is very common

• It is very boring

• It is quite elaborate

• It is very subtle