Understanding English Oddities

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Ronnie?

• The history of the English language

• Words in English that don't make sense when translated

• Advanced grammar rules

• Common English idioms

What do the words 'inflammable' and 'flammable' have in common?

• They mean the opposite of each other

• They both mean something can catch fire

• They are used to describe water

• They are not real English words

In English, what does the phrase 'noses run' humorously refer to?

• A nose that is moving

• A nose that is leaking mucus

• A nose that is broken

• A nose that is itchy

What is a 'booger' in English?

• A type of bird

• A solid piece of nasal mucus

• A type of candy

• A type of flower

What is the English term for 'foot fingers'?

• Ankles

• Fingers

• Heels

• Toes

Where do you park your car according to English terminology?

• In a garageway

• In a driveway

• On a parkway

• On a sidewalk

What is the correct term for the sport known as 'soccer' in Canada and the USA?

• Football

• Basketball

• Baseball

• Rugby

What is the singular form of 'teeth'?

• Tooth

• Teeth

• Teeths

• Tooths

What is the term for goods transported by a ship?

• Parcel

• Freight

• Cargo

• Shipment

What is the plural form of 'jean' in English?

• Jeanses

• Jeanes

• Jean

• Jeans