Understanding 'As well as' in Grammar

The video tutorial explains the use of 'As well as' in English sentences. It clarifies that 'As well as' means 'not only, but also' and is used to add information to a known fact. The tutorial provides examples with subjects and actions, emphasizing the correct verb forms. It also covers the use of 'As well as' with infinitives, highlighting common errors and correct usage. The lesson concludes with a test to reinforce learning.

What is the primary focus of the lesson introduced in the video?

• Teaching English grammar

• Understanding English articles

• Using 'and' in sentences

• Using 'As well as' in sentences

What does 'As well as' mean in the context of the lesson?

• Or

• And

• Not only, but also

• Only

How is 'As well as' different from 'and'?

• 'As well as' is a conjunction

• 'As well as' is used for listing items

• 'As well as' adds more information to a known fact

• 'As well as' is used for comparisons

In the sentence 'John as well as Mary wants to leave early', why is 'wants' used?

• Because 'wants' is a verb

• Because 'John' is singular

• Because 'John and Mary' is plural

• Because 'Mary' is singular

What is the correct verb form when using 'As well as' with plural subjects?

• Future tense verb

• Past tense verb

• Plural verb

• Singular verb

In the sentence 'He hurt his arm as well as breaking his leg', what is the correct verb form after 'as well as'?

• Infinitive

• Ing form

• Present tense

• Past tense

Why is 'designing' used instead of 'designs' in 'She draws as well as designing clothes'?

• Because the verb after 'as well as' takes an 'ing' form

• Because 'designing' is an adjective

• Because 'designing' is a noun

• Because 'designing' is a past participle

What is an infinitive in English grammar?

• To followed by a verb in the base form

• A verb in future tense

• A verb in past tense

• A verb in present tense

In the sentence 'I have to clean the floors as well as cook food', why is 'cook' not in the 'ing' form?

• Because 'cook' is a past participle

• Because 'cook' is an infinitive

• Because 'cook' is a future tense verb

• Because 'cook' is a noun

When using 'As well as' with an infinitive in the main clause, what should you avoid?

• Using 'to' before the verb

• Using a singular verb

• Using a plural verb

• Using 'ing' form of the verb