British Bitesize Lesson #9: KISS

Anna discusses the word 'kiss' in various contexts, from its basic definition to different types and expressions involving the word. She shares a humorous anecdote about her grandma using 'kiss' while parking. The lesson also covers phrases like 'kiss and tell', 'kiss it better', and 'kiss of life', explaining their meanings and usage. The video aims to expand the understanding of 'kiss' beyond its literal sense, highlighting its versatility in language.

What is a 'snog' as mentioned in the video?

• A gentle touch

• A long kiss with an open mouth

• A type of dance

• A type of food

What does the phrase 'kiss it better' mean?

• To tell a secret

• To comfort someone who is hurt

• To say goodbye

• To make something worse

What does 'kiss and tell' refer to?

• A type of storybook

• Saying goodbye

• Sharing intimate details publicly

• Keeping a secret

What does the expression 'kiss my arse' imply?

• An invitation

• A refusal or dismissal

• An expression of gratitude

• A polite request

What is the 'kiss of life'?

• A romantic gesture

• A life-saving technique

• A farewell gesture

• A type of dance