Understanding 'In Hand' Concepts

The video tutorial explains the phrase 'in hand', which refers to matters currently being dealt with or resources like time and money that are available. It provides examples to illustrate the usage of the phrase in different contexts, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the current issue and managing available resources effectively.

What does 'in hand' mean when referring to a matter or question?

• Something that is being ignored

• Something that is irrelevant

• Something that is forgotten

• Something that is being dealt with now

When you have money 'in hand', what does it imply?

• You have no money left

• You have spent all your money

• You owe money to someone

• You have a certain amount of money left

What does 'time in hand' signify?

• You are out of time

• You are running late

• You have extra time available

• You have no time left

In the example, what is suggested to do with the matter in hand?

• Forget about it

• Stick to it

• Discuss it later

• Ignore it

What can be done with the extra minutes in hand at the end of the program?

• End the program early

• Play another piece of music

• Take a break

• Discuss a new topic