AEE Bonus: 'Face' Idioms and Exclusive IELTS Live Classes

The video tutorial introduces idioms using the word 'face'. It covers 'at face value', meaning to take things as they appear without assumptions, 'losing face', which refers to losing respect or esteem, and 'face the consequences', which involves dealing with the outcomes of one's actions. The tutorial provides cultural insights and practical examples to help learners understand and use these idioms effectively.

What does the idiom 'at face value' imply?

• Ignoring the obvious

• Judging a book by its cover

• Taking something exactly as it seems

• Making assumptions based on appearances

Which idiom suggests that one should not make assumptions based on initial appearances?

• Never judge a book by its cover

• At face value

• Losing face

• Face the consequences

In which cultures is the concept of 'losing face' particularly significant?

• American

• European

• Asian

• African

What does 'losing face' mean?

• Gaining respect

• Losing respect and esteem

• Avoiding embarrassment

• Winning an argument

What does the idiom 'face the consequences' mean?

• Celebrating success

• Ignoring the results

• Dealing with the outcomes of one's actions

• Avoiding responsibility