You’ll End Up Loving This Grammar - All Ears English Bonus Podcast

The video tutorial introduces a grammar course focusing on verb tenses, specifically the 'end up + verb ING' structure. It explains how this structure is used to describe past achievements and conclude stories. The course includes grammar rules, pronunciation practice, and fluency exercises. Examples are provided for both professional and casual contexts, emphasizing the importance of sentence stress and natural usage in conversations.

What is the primary purpose of using the 'end up + verb ING' structure?

• To describe future plans

• To introduce a story

• To conclude a narrative

• To ask a question

How can 'end up + verb ING' help in making personal connections?

• By asking about hobbies

• By talking about current events

• By discussing past achievements

• By sharing future goals

In a professional setting, how might you use 'end up + verb ING'?

• To introduce a new colleague

• To ask for a promotion

• To explain a career decision

• To describe a current project

What does the phrase 'back and forth' imply in the context of negotiations?

• An immediate agreement

• A quick decision

• A single meeting

• A lot of discussions and exchanges

Which of the following is an example of using 'end up + verb ING' in a casual conversation?

• I end up liking the new movie.

• I end up to go shopping.

• I will end up going to the gym tomorrow.

• I ended up reading a book last night.