The Chase fans stunned as languages teacher gets worst possible question wrong

The Chase fans were stunned tonight when a languages teacher got the worst possible question wrong.

Natalie, from Kent, told presenter Bradley Walsh that she was a modern languages teacher.

The 32-year-old said: "I teach modern languages. French and Spanish. In south east London."

After reaching an impressive £5,000 in the cash builder, she took on the fearsome Anne Hegerty.

Natalie managed to get a maths question correct, but got her words muddled on a question about the English language.

Natalie was a languages teacher from Kent (ITV)

The Chaser was hot on her tail (ITV)

Host Bradley asked: "Which of these is a part of speech in the English language?"

Natalie and The Governess were given the choice of "conjunction, interdiction and proposition".

The contestant picked 'proposition', saying: "To propose something is one part of speech, so if you put proposal across, maybe.

Natalie had to get the question right (ITV)

Bradley didn't look two confident (ITV)

Suddenly realising she might be wrong, Natalie added: "I think it might be conjunction."

Natalie's fears became reality as she got the answer wrong and The Chaser was correct, therefore she was sent packing.

Anne said: "The problem is the phrase ‘a part of speech’ is a technical term. It means a noun, adjective, adverb, a conduction, a pronoun a preposition or an interjection."

It was lights out for Natalie (ITV)

Anne explained why she was correct (ITV)

The Chase fans took to Twitter after watching Natalie give the wrong answer.

One viewer said: "A Teacher of languages gets an English question wrong ....., get off !!!"

"Myhahaha, language teacher gets language question wrong. Delicious failure," added another.

A third asked: "How did the languages teacher get the language question wrong !"

*The Chase airs weekdays on ITV at 5pm

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