March 31 - Phrases using the word "ball"

from Bite-sized English Hosted by Mathew Rideout

Matt talks about some (but certainly not all!) of the phrases that we use that contains the word ball. The phrases that he discusses are: -on the ball -keep your eye on the ball / take your eye off the ball -have a ball -the ball is in your court -a curve ball -drop the ball / fumble the ball Please be sure to send all questions to [email protected]!

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