English Five a Day #2 - Expand Your Vocabulary

Anna hosts a tutorial explaining vocabulary related to fitting and clothing. She covers the verb 'fit', the phrase 'fits like a glove', the phrasal verb 'hang up', the noun 'hang up', and the adjective 'baggy'. Each term is defined with examples. The session concludes with a story incorporating these terms, leaving a cliffhanger. Listeners are encouraged to support the podcast.

What does the verb 'fit' mean in the context of clothing?

• To be the right size and shape

• To be too large

• To be colorful

• To be uncomfortable

What does the phrase 'fits like a glove' imply?

• The item is uncomfortable

• The item is colorful

• The item is a perfect fit

• The item is too loose

What does the phrasal verb 'hang up' mean?

• To throw something away

• To place something on a hook or rail

• To fold something neatly

• To hide something

What does the noun 'hang up' refer to?

• A permanent and unreasonable anxiety

• A type of clothing

• A temporary issue

• A type of furniture

What does the adjective 'baggy' describe?

• Clothing that is new

• Clothing that is tight

• Clothing that is colorful

• Clothing that is loose and oversized

In the story, what was unusual about the man's coat?

• It was too colorful

• It had an unusual bulge

• It was too tight

• It was brand new

What is the main theme of the story at the end of the transcript?

• A music concert

• A cooking class

• A fashion show

• A mystery involving a man and his coat