Idioms with PAR -- How to Pronounce and Use -- American English

The video tutorial explores various idioms related to golf, focusing on the term 'par' and its usage in different contexts. It explains how 'par' is used in golf and how idioms like 'subpar', 'below par', 'on par', 'par for the course', 'above par', and 'up to par' have meanings that differ from their literal golf-related interpretations. The tutorial also provides pronunciation tips and examples to help learners understand and use these idioms correctly. The video concludes with additional resources for further learning.

What does the term 'par' signify in golf?

• A type of golf club

• The expected score for a hole

• A golf tournament

• A type of golf course

In general language, what does 'subpar' imply?

• Irrelevant

• Below expectations

• Meeting expectations

• Exceeding expectations

How is 'subpar' pronounced correctly?

• Releasing the 'b' sound

• Holding the lips and voicing the 'b'

• Skipping the 'b' sound

• Emphasizing the 'b' sound

What does 'on par' mean?

• Irrelevant

• Falling short of expectations

• Meeting expectations

• Exceeding expectations

What is the typical connotation of 'par for the course'?

• An unexpected event

• A positive surprise

• A normal or expected situation

• A rare occurrence

What does 'above par' indicate?

• Below average

• Average

• Above average

• Irrelevant

If someone is not feeling 'up to par', how are they likely feeling?

• Indifferent

• Unwell

• Excited

• Energetic