Using 'Such As' and 'For Example'

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'such as' and 'for example'. It highlights that 'such as' is not a transition phrase and must be used within the same sentence to provide examples. In contrast, 'for example' is a transition phrase that connects two sentences, indicating a specific example. The video provides examples to illustrate correct and incorrect usage, emphasizing the importance of understanding these grammatical structures to avoid common mistakes.

What is the main focus of the video?

• The history of English grammar

• The importance of technology in learning

• The use of commas in sentences

• The difference between 'such as' and 'for example'

Why can't 'such as' be used as a transition phrase?

• It must be used within the same sentence

• It is not a complete sentence

• It is only used in informal writing

• It is a low-frequency mistake

Which of the following is NOT a transition phrase?

• For example

• However

• Therefore

• Such as

What is a common mistake when using 'such as'?

• Using it without a comma

• Using it with too many examples

• Using it as a transition phrase

• Using it at the beginning of a sentence

What mistake should be avoided with 'such as'?

• Using it as a transition phrase

• Using it without a comma

• Using it with too many examples

• Using it at the end of a sentence

How should 'such as' be correctly used?

• Only in formal writing

• As a standalone sentence

• Within the same sentence to give examples

• At the start of a new paragraph

Which of the following is a correct use of 'such as'?

• I like apples. Such as bananas.

• Such as, I like apples.

• I enjoy fruits such as apples and bananas.

• Such as apples, I like bananas.

What is the purpose of 'such as' in a sentence?

• To conclude a paragraph

• To give examples within the same sentence

• To emphasize a point

• To introduce a new idea

What role does 'for example' play in a sentence?

• It ends a sentence

• It is used for emphasis

• It acts as a transition phrase

• It introduces a new topic

What is the function of a transition phrase?

• To list items

• To end a paragraph

• To connect two sentences

• To emphasize a point