Catch Word #200 – Beats me!
Posted by Andrew Bates
1 May, 2018
Nobody likes admitting they’re no good at something. But if you must, in this episode of Catch Word,...
Catch Word #97 – Working like a dog
Many people try their best and put in a lot of effort at work or school. This week, we’re talking about expressions that mean to work hard. You can work like a dog, work your butt off, or put your nose to the grindstone. As usual, we give you lots of examples and teach you about how you can use these expressions.
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Expressions included in the Study Guide
- Back-to-school
- To work like a dog
- To pay off
- To work your butt off
- Slang for buttocks
- To pull it off
- That’d be fun
- Dropping the g in ing
- To keep your nose to the grindstone
- Are you with me?
- To be swamped
- To have something on the go
Copyright: Audio/Study Guide: Culips
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