Things That Annoy You - Learn English Vocabulary Advanced

The video tutorial explores various ways to express annoyance, ranging from polite to impolite expressions. It introduces the concept of Room 101, a place for people's worst annoyances, and provides a range of vocabulary to express different levels of irritation. The tutorial also covers polite and impolite ways to ask someone to stop annoying behavior and concludes with a grammar note on adjectives ending in -ed and -ing.

What is the cultural concept of Room 101 as introduced by George Orwell?

List at least three PG versions of expressing annoyance mentioned in the text.

Explain the difference between the words 'irritate' and 'infuriate' as described in the text.

What is the meaning of the phrase 'ruffle someone's feathers' as used in the text?

What are some common pet peeves that people share according to the text?

What does the term 'hangry' mean, and how is it used in context?

Describe what cold calling refers to and why it is considered annoying.

How can someone politely ask another person to stop doing something annoying?

What are some impolite ways to tell someone to stop their annoying behavior?

Discuss the significance of the difference between adjectives ending with 'ed' and 'ing' as mentioned in the text.