Learning English - Listening Practice Draw What You Hear

The video tutorial from Extra English Practice reviews prepositions of place, including 'on', 'above', 'in', 'below', 'next to', and 'beside'. The instructors provide examples to clarify the differences between these prepositions. A listening activity is conducted where viewers are encouraged to draw an image based on verbal instructions, allowing them to practice their understanding of prepositions. The video concludes with a comparison of drawings and encourages viewers to try the activity with friends.

What is the difference between 'on' and 'above' as explained in the video?

• 'On' means next to, 'above' means beside.

• 'On' means inside, 'above' means outside.

• 'On' means higher than, 'above' means lower than.

• 'On' means touching the surface, 'above' means not touching.

Which prepositions are used to describe something located at the side of another object?

• In and on

• Above and below

• Next to and beside

• Over and under

What shape is described as being inside the box during the listening activity?

• A circle

• A heart

• A triangle

• A star

Where is the star located in relation to the box in the drawing activity?

• Inside the box

• Above the box

• Below the box

• Next to the box

What letter is placed below the box in the drawing activity?

• M

• B

• Z

• A