English lesson on how to use DISCOURSE MARKERS (you bet, right, to begin with, okay)

The video tutorial by Mark introduces discourse markers, which are words or phrases used to manage, organize, and express attitudes in conversations. Examples include 'so', 'to begin with', and 'well'. The tutorial provides examples and an informal dialogue to illustrate their use. Discourse markers help in starting, ending, or changing topics in conversations, and they can express feelings or attitudes. The video concludes with a list of common discourse markers.

What is the primary function of discourse markers like 'so' and 'to begin with'?

• To ask questions

• To express emotions

• To introduce new ideas

• To end a conversation

In the informal dialogue, which discourse marker is used to show agreement?

• Hey

• Actually

• Well

• Sure

Which discourse marker is used to express enthusiasm in the dialogue?

• You bet

• You see

• Great

• Actually

Which of the following is NOT a use of discourse markers mentioned in the lesson?

• To express feelings

• To sound less direct

• To ask for directions

• To change topic

Which discourse marker can be used to start a conversation?

• Hey

• Mind you

• Anyway

• Firstly