This video tutorial focuses on teaching sight words to help learners become fluent in reading English. It introduces Unit 11 sight words, including 'open', 'hold', 'read', and 'write'. The video includes various exercises such as listening and repeating, writing practice, filling in blanks, sentence matching, word search, and dictation. These activities aim to reinforce the understanding and usage of sight words in reading and writing.

What is the main goal of the video?

• To practice speaking

• To learn mathematics

• To help become fluent in reading English

• To teach advanced grammar

Which sight word is NOT introduced in Unit 11?

• Hold

• Jump

• Write

• Open

What is the first sentence using the sight words?

• I love to write

• My book is open

• We are in school

• Hold your pens

Which sentence is used to practice the word 'write'?

• I love to write

• Hold your pens

• My book is open

• We are in school

Which word is used in the sentence 'Hold your pens'?

• Hold

• Open

• Write

• Read

What should you do after listening to the sentences?

• Repeat them using fingers

• Draw them

• Write them down

• Ignore them

How many times should each word be written in the writing exercise?

• Six times

• Three times

• Five times

• Four times

Which letter is missing in the word 'hold'?

• H

• O

• D

• L

Which picture matches the sentence 'We are in school'?

• A book

• A classroom

• A pen

• A playground

What is the missing word in 'I love to ___'?

• Run

• Read

• Jump

• Sing