Lesson on how to show INTEREST and SURPRISE - (unbelievable, wow, wonderful!)

The video tutorial explores various ways to express interest or surprise in English. It begins with the common use of 'really' and introduces alternative expressions like 'unbelievable' and 'wow'. The tutorial also covers the use of tenses and auxiliary verbs to form questions that show surprise, such as 'Did she?' or 'Will he?'. Additionally, it highlights the importance of intonation and sarcasm in conveying surprise. The video concludes with a range of expressions for both surprise and disappointment, providing viewers with a comprehensive toolkit for expressing these emotions in English.

Which expression can be used to show surprise in a simple statement?

• Really?

• Absolutely!

• Certainly!

• Indeed!

What is the auxiliary verb used in the sentence 'She met her future husband at work'?

• Will

• Has

• Did

• Does

In the sentence 'He'll fall off the bike if you don't hold him steady', what is the auxiliary verb?

• Did

• Does

• Will

• Has

How can intonation affect the expression 'Is that right?'

• It can make it sound more formal.

• It can change it to sound sarcastic.

• It can make it sound like a command.

• It can make it sound like a question.

Which expression is NOT used to show surprise?

• Holy cow

• Wow

• No way

• Absolutely

What expression can be used to show disappointment?

• That sucks

• Wow

• Really?

• Holy cow

Which of the following is a slang expression for disappointment?

• That sucks

• Wow

• No way

• As if