Understanding English Expressions and Phrases

The video introduces 10 advanced English grammar rules, each explained with examples. It covers expressions like 'let alone', 'modal with have', 'failing that', and more, providing insights into their usage and pronunciation. The video aims to enhance viewers' grammar skills to a C1 or C2 level.

What does 'let alone' imply in a sentence?

• It introduces a less likely scenario.

• It introduces an equally likely scenario.

• It introduces an unrelated scenario.

• It introduces a more likely scenario.

In the context of 'modal with have you', what does it mean?

• To express a possibility.

• To express a necessity.

• To express a past action.

• To arrange for someone to be in a situation.

What does 'failing that' suggest in a sentence?

• If something works.

• If something is guaranteed.

• If something doesn't work.

• If something is uncertain.

When would you use 'can't be doing with'?

• When you want to deal with something.

• When you don't want to deal with something.

• When you are excited about something.

• When you are indifferent to something.

What does 'so as not to' mean?

• In order for something to be delayed.

• In order for something to happen.

• In order for something not to happen.

• In order for something to be repeated.

What does 'needs must' imply?

• Doing something for leisure.

• Doing something for entertainment.

• Doing something for luxury.

• Doing something for basic needs.

When is 'money' considered singular?

• When referring to digital currency.

• When referring to individual coins.

• When referring to a group of money.

• When referring to foreign currency.

What does the inverted form 'were she' mean?

• If she were.

• If she is.

• If she was.

• If she will be.

What does 'where are you at' inquire about?

• Your current point in a process.

• Your future plans.

• Your location.

• Your past experiences.

What is the correct form after 'looking forward to'?

• An infinitive verb.

• A verb with 'ing'.

• A past tense verb.

• A noun.