FOOL EXPRESSIONS (TO FOOL AROUND)
FOOL EXPRESSIONS (TO FOOL AROUND): meaning and examples
Happy Thursday, everyone! Are you ready for our next lesson in our week of Fool Expressions?
Today we are learning the expression TO FOOL AROUND.
Definition 1: To spend time doing nothing productive.
Example 1: I just fooled around on Facebook for the last hour. I can't believe I spend so much time on social media.
Example 2: Stop fooling around; we have to clean the house!
Definition 2: To have sexual relations.
Example 3: Did you guys fool around?
Example 4: I think they fooled around after the party on Saturday.
There's a similar expression, to mess around, that has the same meaning as Definition 1. We looked at this expression in 2011. You can read that lesson at the following link: https://www.ziggurat.es/leccion_ingles/1778
This concludes today's lesson. I hope you have a great day.
See you tomorrow!