Understanding the Prefix 'Post'

The video tutorial introduces the prefix 'post' as a tool to expand English vocabulary. It provides examples of words with this prefix, such as 'postpone', 'postgraduate', and 'post-mortem', explaining their meanings and usage in sentences. The tutorial also covers additional words like 'postgame', 'posthumous', and 'post-war', highlighting their contexts. The video concludes with a reference to a blog post for further learning and a summary of the example sentences provided.

What is the primary purpose of learning the prefix 'post'?

• To enhance English vocabulary

• To learn about postal services

• To improve spelling skills

• To understand historical events

Which of the following words is related to mail?

• Posthumous

• Postman

• Postpone

• Postgraduate

What does the prefix 'post' signify in the word 'postpone'?

• Instead of

• After

• During

• Before

Who is referred to as a 'postgraduate'?

• A person studying after obtaining a degree

• A person who delivers mail

• A teacher at a university

• A student who has not yet graduated

What is a 'Post-it note' used for?

• Marking books

• Decorating walls

• Writing removable notes

• Sending letters

What is the purpose of a 'post-mortem'?

• To plan a future event

• To examine a living person

• To determine the cause of death

• To write a letter

What is the benefit of using 'Post-it notes'?

• They are expensive

• They are permanent

• They are decorative

• They are easily removable

Where is a 'PostScript' typically found?

• At the beginning of a letter

• In the middle of a book

• At the end of a letter

• On a Post-it note

What does 'postgame' refer to?

• After a game

• Instead of a game

• During a game

• Before a game

What is a 'posthumous' award?

• Given before a person is born

• Awarded after a person has died

• Presented during a person's lifetime

• Given to a living person