This is not like your regular passive watching experience. There will be many places within the video where you can stop and learn the meaning of new words and expressions and also check your understanding of what you're watching as you're watching and not later. This formative assessment technique keeps you engaged and focused on the content of the video and help you learn much more. Plus, the story is amazing and I guarantee it will have you on the edge of your seat. Enjoy!
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The Last of Us | Episode 01 | All Is Lost
Check Your Understanding
Test your understanding of the story and the vocabulary you learned from the video.
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