English Expressions: 'shook' and 'snappy'

In this chapter, they discuss two English expressions: 'shook' and 'snappy'. They explain that 'shook' means feeling surprised or frightened, and provide examples of when they were shook. They then move on to 'snappy', which refers to someone with quick wit or sharp comebacks. They give an example conversation to illustrate the usage of 'snappy'.