Understanding the Idiom 'On the Tip of My Tongue'

The video tutorial, presented by Tara from freespiritenglish.com, introduces the idiom 'on the tip of my tongue', which describes the feeling of almost remembering something. The video explains the idiom's meaning and provides examples to illustrate its usage in everyday conversation. The tutorial concludes with a call to action for viewers to like or share the video.

What does the idiom 'on the tip of my tongue' mean?

• I have forgotten something completely.

• I can almost remember something.

• I am not interested in remembering.

• I have never heard of it.

Which of the following is an example of using 'on the tip of my tongue'?

• I almost remember the answer.

• I don't want to remember it.

• I have no idea what you're talking about.

• I can recall it perfectly.

In the example about the Academy Awards, what is the speaker trying to recall?

• The director of the winning movie.

• The location of the awards ceremony.

• The movie that won best film in 2015.

• The name of the best actor.

What is Jenny's boyfriend's name in the example?

• Paul

• Tara

• Dingle

• Roger

Which village in Ireland is mentioned in the examples?

• Dublin

• Dingle

• Cork

• Galway

What does the speaker encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Forget about the idiom.

• Watch another video.

• Share the video with friends.

• Ignore the video.

Who is the presenter of the video?

• Jenny

• Tara

• Roger

• Paul