Past Continuous & Adjectives + Prepositions (GREAT 2 Topics - MUST WATCH !!)

The video tutorial covers two main topics: the past continuous tense and adjectives with prepositions. It begins with an introduction to these topics, followed by a detailed explanation of the past continuous tense, including its structure and usage with examples. The lesson then shifts to adjectives combined with prepositions, explaining their meanings and providing examples. The tutorial concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What are the two main topics covered in this lesson?

• Present perfect and adverbial phrases

• Conditional sentences and verb conjugations

• Past continuous and adjective-preposition combinations

• Future tense and noun phrases

Which auxiliary verb is used in forming the past continuous tense?

• Have

• Be

• Do

• Will

How is a negative sentence structured in the past continuous tense?

• Subject + auxiliary + verb + ING

• Subject + auxiliary + not + verb + ING

• Subject + verb + ING + auxiliary

• Auxiliary + subject + verb + ING

Which preposition is commonly used with 'interested'?

• With

• On

• In

• At

What is the difference between 'sorry for' and 'sorry about'?

• Both are used interchangeably

• Neither is used for actions

• 'Sorry for' is used for situations, 'sorry about' for actions

• 'Sorry for' is used for actions, 'sorry about' for situations

Which adjective-preposition combination is used to express being impressed by someone?

• Impressed for

• Impressed with

• Impressed in

• Impressed at

Which preposition is used with 'angry' when referring to a person?

• At

• With

• On

• In