Learn Real-Life English Words Never Taught In The Classroom!

The video transcript narrates a humorous account of a morning shower accident leading to a bath, reflecting on how bathing habits have evolved from childhood to adulthood and into parenthood. It transitions into an English lesson, explaining various phrases, vocabulary, and pronunciation nuances, using the narrator's personal anecdotes as examples.

What did the narrator do that led to her twisting her ankle?

• She fell while getting out of the bath.

• She slipped on a wet floor.

• She tripped over a toy.

• She lost balance while shaving.

As a child, what did the narrator pretend to be during bath time?

• A wizard

• A superhero

• A mermaid

• A pirate

What is one of the challenges the narrator faces during bath time with her children?

• Listening to relaxing music

• Avoiding being splashed

• Keeping the water warm

• Finding time to relax

In informal English, how is 'going to' often shortened?

• Gon't

• Gon

• Goin

• Gonna

What does the phrase 'in the buff' mean?

• Wearing a swimsuit

• Wearing pajamas

• Being fully dressed

• Being naked

What does the idiom 'down the plug hole' imply?

• Something is improved

• Something is found

• Something is lost or wasted

• Something is successful

What is a 'prune' used to describe in the context of the narrator's bath time?

• A wrinkly fruit

• A bath toy

• A type of bubble bath

• A type of soap

What does 'first dibs' mean in the context of the narrator's childhood bath time?

• The first opportunity

• The last turn

• The longest time

• The shortest time

What is 'Radox' mentioned in the context of a luxurious bath?

• A type of wine

• A brand of bath products

• A type of music

• A type of candle

What does the narrator mean by 'cheeky' in the context of a morning bath?

• A planned activity

• A guilty pleasure

• A necessary task

• A boring routine