Common English Phrase: Hot & Bothered #Shorts

The video tutorial explains the English phrase 'hot and bothered', which means to be physically hot and stressed, or to feel worried, anxious, or angry, often due to pressure. It breaks down the phrase's meaning and its emotional context.

What does the phrase 'hot and bothered' generally refer to?

• Being physically fit and healthy

• Being physically hot and stressed

• Being physically cold and relaxed

• Being emotionally detached

Which of the following is a physical condition associated with being 'hot and bothered'?

• Feeling cold

• Feeling sleepy

• Feeling hungry

• Feeling hot

What emotional state is NOT typically linked with being 'hot and bothered'?

• Anger

• Worry

• Joy

• Anxiety

Why might someone feel 'hot and bothered'?

• Because they are well-rested

• Because they are under pressure

• Because they are celebrating

• Because they are on vacation

Which of the following best describes the emotional aspect of being 'hot and bothered'?

• Feeling anxious and angry

• Feeling indifferent and bored

• Feeling calm and collected

• Feeling joyful and excited