Do YOU have puppy dog eyes?

The video introduces Keefer, an adorable puppy, and explains the term 'puppy dog eyes' used in American English to describe someone who looks apologetic or wants something. The video encourages viewers to use this phrase in everyday English conversations.

What is Keefer known for in the video?

• Being a mischievous cat

• Having puppy dog eyes

• Being a trained parrot

• Having a loud bark

In American English, what does the term 'puppy dog eyes' imply?

• Someone is confused

• Someone wants something or is apologizing

• Someone is angry

• Someone is feeling sleepy

Which of the following situations can 'puppy dog eyes' describe?

• When someone is excited

• When someone is singing

• When someone is apologizing

• When someone is laughing

How can the phrase 'puppy dog eyes' be used in conversations?

• To express anger

• To talk about a sunny day

• To describe someone wanting something

• To describe a happy moment

What does the speaker encourage viewers to do with the phrase 'puppy dog eyes'?

• Avoid using it

• Use it in English conversations

• Forget about it

• Use it only with animals