Bitesize British Lesson #5: LIP

The video tutorial explores the word 'lip', starting with its basic definition as part of the human anatomy. It then delves into alternative meanings, such as the edge of an object and as a term for back chat or cheekiness. The lesson covers common phrases and idioms involving 'lip', like 'my lips are sealed', 'stiff upper lip', and 'fat lip'. It also explains expressions such as 'bite one's lip' and 'tight lipped'. The tutorial concludes with the expression 'read my lips', emphasizing the importance of paying attention.

What is another meaning of 'lip' besides the physical lips on a face?

• The edge of a book

• The edge of a cup

• The handle of a mug

• The bottom of a plate

What does the phrase 'my lips are sealed' imply?

• I am not listening

• I will not reveal a secret

• I am angry

• I am confused

What does it mean to 'pay lip service' to someone?

• To argue with them

• To listen attentively

• To compliment them insincerely

• To ignore them

If someone is described as 'tight-lipped', what does it mean?

• They are angry

• They are very talkative

• They are not revealing much information

• They are smiling a lot

What does the expression 'read my lips' mean?

• Ignore what I am saying

• Pay close attention to my words

• I am whispering

• I am joking