JLPT N3 Grammar - ほど - part 2 ( how to express extent of something in Japanese)

The video tutorial is a continuation of a previous lesson on Cheng's grammar. The instructor discusses overcoming nervousness when speaking in front of the camera and uses examples like an expensive melon to illustrate set phrases. The video also covers how to express emotions and conditions using these phrases, providing practical examples for better understanding.

How did the speaker feel during their first video recording?

• Indifferent

• Bored

• Nervous to death

• Excited and confident

What was the surprising price of the melon the speaker found online?

• 3000 yen

• 5000 yen

• 1000 yen

• 7000 yen

Which of the following is an example of a set phrase used to express being tired of something?

• I watched it so much that I got tired of it.

• I ran so fast that I flew.

• I ate so much that I was still hungry.

• I slept so little that I was wide awake.

What emotion did the speaker feel after passing the JLPT?

• Angry

• Sad

• Happy to tears

• Indifferent

Which of the following is NOT a context where set phrases can be used according to the speaker?

• Expressing extreme tiredness

• Discussing a new hobby

• Talking about a boring event

• Describing a high price