Everyday English #2 | Learn Vocabulary & Test English Listening Skills

The video tutorial introduces various English vocabulary words and phrases commonly used by native speakers. It begins with a reference to a blog where these words are used in context. The tutorial covers words like 'stretching', 'wimp', 'snotty', and phrases like 'keep your eyes open'. It also explains terms like 'general consensus', 'footwear', and 'hydrated'. Additionally, it discusses body parts vocabulary such as 'muscles', 'ankle', 'hamstring', 'calf', 'shin', and 'thigh'. An interruption occurs due to a delivery, leading to a brief discussion on travel sickness.

What does the word 'stretching' mean in the context of the video?

• To shorten something

• To make something wider

• To lengthen or extend something

• To compress something

If someone is called a 'wimp', what are they being described as?

• Intelligent and wise

• Not brave or strong

• Brave and strong

• Confident and bold

What does the phrase 'keep your eyes open' suggest?

• To close your eyes and relax

• To be observant and watchful

• To physically open your eyes wide

• To blink frequently

What is the general consensus?

• A personal opinion

• A minority view

• What most people agree on

• An undecided matter

What does 'hydrated' mean?

• Feeling thirsty

• Being too hot

• Having enough water

• Lacking water

Which part of the body is referred to as the 'calf'?

• The muscle at the back of the knee

• The back of the leg between the knee and ankle

• The joint between the leg and foot

• The front of the leg

What does 'travel sick' refer to?

• Feeling excited about traveling

• Feeling unwell during journeys

• Being tired from traveling

• Loving to travel