A word to express punctuality! AEE episode 1680

The video tutorial explains the use of the word 'sharp' when referring to time, emphasizing its importance in indicating punctuality. It provides an example of how to use 'sharp' in a sentence, such as 'The show starts at 8:00 PM sharp,' to stress the need to be on time. The tutorial concludes by highlighting the usefulness of this expression in everyday language.

What does the term 'sharp' imply when used with a specific time?

• It means the event is canceled.

• It indicates a precise and exact time.

• It suggests flexibility in timing.

• It refers to a location.

Why is it important to use 'sharp' when mentioning a time?

• To emphasize the need for punctuality.

• To show that the time is approximate.

• To suggest a casual meeting.

• To indicate a change in schedule.

In the example given, what time does the show start?

• 10:00 PM

• 9:00 PM

• 8:00 PM

• 7:00 PM

How early should you arrive if an event starts at 8:00 PM sharp?

• 10 minutes before

• 5 minutes before

• 20 minutes before

• 15 minutes before

What is a good reason to use the word 'sharp' in a sentence?

• To clearly communicate the importance of being on time.

• To add humor to the statement.

• To make the sentence longer.

• To confuse the listener.