Sports Activities and Grammar Understanding

This video tutorial covers vocabulary related to sports and activities, focusing on present continuous usage. It includes activities like describing pictures, using negative sentences, and matching dialogues. Students will learn to identify and describe ongoing activities, use negative forms, and spot differences in images.

What is the main focus of the vocabulary section?

• Learning new sports

• Understanding grammar rules

• Discussing favorite activities

• Talking about sports and activities

In Activity 1, what is Jonathan doing in the picture?

• Playing baseball

• Doing gymnastics

• Skateboarding

• Playing basketball

What is Sandy doing in the picture?

• Exercising

• Doing gymnastics

• Playing table tennis

• Skateboarding

Which sentence correctly uses a negative form?

• I am running.

• He isn't playing basketball.

• She is playing basketball.

• They are playing baseball.

What is the purpose of the grammar section?

• To describe pictures

• To understand negative sentences

• To practice speaking

• To learn new sports

In Activity 2, which statement is true?

• Jonathan is catching the ball.

• Tom is running.

• May and Jin are playing table tennis.

• Sandy is playing a sport.

What are Dan and John doing in the dialogue?

• Playing baseball

• Dancing

• Skateboarding

• Playing table tennis

Who is playing baseball with Kenny?

• Sam

• Dan

• John

• Lucy

What is Lucy doing according to the dialogue?

• Dancing

• Playing tennis

• Doing gymnastics

• Skateboarding

What is Robbie doing in the activity?

• Dancing

• Playing tennis

• Playing table tennis

• Running