English in a Minute: At One's Fingertips

The video tutorial introduces the English phrase 'at one's fingertips', explaining that it means something is easily accessible. The instructor provides examples, such as having hand sanitizer or a phone readily available. The video concludes with a recap of the phrase's meaning.

What does the phrase 'at one's fingertips' literally mean?

• Something is easily accessible

• Something is difficult to find

• Something is expensive

• Something is far away

Why does the speaker like to have hand sanitizer at their fingertips?

• To clean their phone

• To stay hygienic

• To share with friends

• To use as a perfume

What item does the speaker mention they couldn't find?

• Their keys

• Their wallet

• Their phone

• Their glasses

Where does the speaker think they might have left their phone?

• In the car

• In the kitchen

• In the bathroom

• In the living room

What is the meaning of the phrase 'at one's fingertips' as explained in the video?

• Something is easily accessible

• Something is hard to reach

• Something is very valuable

• Something is very rare