Using 'It's + Adjective + Infinitive'

This video tutorial introduces a simple yet effective English grammar structure: 'it's + adjective + infinitive'. The lesson provides examples such as 'it's important to study hard' and 'it's nice to help your parents'. Students are encouraged to practice with sentences like 'it's fun to play outside' and 'it's necessary to eat fruits'. The video concludes with an interactive exercise and a call to action to like, share, and subscribe.

What is the main focus of this English lesson?

• Learning new vocabulary

• Understanding past tense

• Using 'It's + Adjective + Infinitive'

• Practicing pronunciation

Which of the following is an example of 'It's + Adjective + Infinitive'?

• They are playing soccer

• It's raining outside

• It's important to study hard

• She is running fast

What follows the adjective in the structure 'It's + Adjective + Infinitive'?

• A noun

• A preposition

• A verb in past tense

• An infinitive

Which sentence correctly uses the structure 'It's + Adjective + Infinitive'?

• It's easy making a sandwich

• It's easy to make a sandwich

• It's easy make a sandwich

• It's easy made a sandwich

What is the adjective in the sentence: 'It's fun to play outside'?

• to

• fun

• outside

• play

In the sentence 'It's necessary to eat fruits', what is the infinitive?

• eat

• necessary

• to eat

• fruits

Which sentence is NOT an example of 'It's + Adjective + Infinitive'?

• It's nice to help others

• It's raining cats and dogs

• It's good to brush your teeth

• It's helpful to read books

What is the purpose of using 'It's + Adjective + Infinitive' in English?

• To describe past events

• To express opinions or feelings

• To ask questions

• To give commands

Complete the sentence: 'It's ______ to watch movies with family.'

• boring

• exciting

• difficult

• confusing

Which word completes the sentence: 'It's ______ to listen carefully in class.'?

• fun

• important

• boring

• easy