Understanding Reactions and Opinions

The video tutorial explains the usage of 'so' and 'such' in English. It begins with examples of how 'so' is used with adjectives to intensify their meaning, such as 'so good' or 'so exciting'. It then moves on to explain how 'such' is used with noun phrases, like 'such a good movie', to emphasize the quality of the noun. The tutorial also covers using 'such' to express judgment, as in 'such a bargain'. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like and subscribe.

What type of movies does the speaker find intense?

• Romantic movies

• Horror movies

• Action movies

• Comedy movies

What does the speaker say about the movie's ending?

• It was predictable

• It was boring

• It was confusing

• It was exciting

Which word is used with adjectives to mean 'very'?

• Very

• Such

• So

• Too

What is the correct usage of 'such' in a sentence?

• Such exciting

• Such boring

• Such a good movie

• Such delicious

What is the speaker's reaction to the sushi?

• It was so bland

• It was so delicious

• It was so expensive

• It was so spicy

What does the speaker say about the reviews of the restaurant?

• They were mixed

• They were average

• They were excellent

• They were terrible

How is 'such' used to express judgment?

• With an adverb

• With a verb

• With a noun

• With an adjective

What does 'such a bargain' imply?

• A regular price

• A disappointing deal

• An expensive purchase

• A better deal than expected

What is the speaker's opinion about the customer service?

• It was poor

• It was great

• It was average

• It was non-existent

What is the speaker's opinion about the previous store's employee?

• He was helpful

• He was a jerk

• He was friendly

• He was knowledgeable