Misused Words in English

The video addresses the common misuse of the word 'disconcerning', clarifying that it is not a real word. Instead, the correct term is 'disconcerting', which means causing worry or disturbance. The video provides a definition, example, and encourages viewers to engage by asking their teachers about the difference and sharing their experiences in the comments.

What is the main topic introduced at the beginning of the video?

• Misused words in English

• Commonly used English phrases

• Advanced English grammar

• English pronunciation tips

What did the speaker discover about the word 'disconcerning'?

• It has multiple meanings

• It is a synonym for 'disconcerting'

• It is not a real word

• It is a commonly used word

Which word did the speaker suggest is often confused with 'disconcerning'?

• Discomfort

• Discontent

• Disconcerting

• Discontinue

What does the word 'disconcerting' mean?

• Causing excitement

• Causing worry or disturbance

• Causing confusion

• Causing happiness

In what context is 'disconcerting' used in the video?

• To describe a pleasant surprise

• To describe a low test score

• To describe a successful event

• To describe a funny situation

What task does the speaker assign for homework?

• Write an essay about 'disconcerting'

• Ask a teacher about 'disconcerning'

• Create a presentation on misused words

• Read a book on English vocabulary

What are students encouraged to do after completing their homework?

• Present their findings in class

• Write their experience in the comments

• Discuss with classmates

• Submit their work online

What is the speaker's final reminder about the word 'disconcerting'?

• It is not a real word

• It is a noun

• It means worrying

• It is a verb