Bitesize British Lesson #5: LIP

This video tutorial explores the various meanings and uses of the word 'lip'. It begins with a basic definition, describing 'lip' as part of the mouth and the edge of objects. The lesson then delves into idiomatic expressions such as 'giving lip', 'my lips are sealed', and 'read my lips', explaining their meanings and contexts. The tutorial also covers physical expressions like 'fat lip' and emotional restraint with 'bite one's lip'. Overall, the video provides a comprehensive understanding of the word 'lip' in different contexts.

What is another term for the edge of a cup?

• Lip

• Base

• Handle

• Rim

What does the phrase 'my lips are sealed' imply?

• I am angry

• I will keep a secret

• I am confused

• I am happy

What does it mean to 'pay lip service' to someone?

• To listen to them attentively

• To argue with them

• To compliment them insincerely

• To ignore them

If someone is 'tight-lipped', what are they likely doing?

• Talking a lot

• Keeping quiet about something

• Laughing loudly

• Singing a song

What does the phrase 'read my lips' mean?

• I am joking

• I am whispering

• Pay close attention to my words

• Ignore what I say