THEME THURSDAY: WORDS FOR BUSY ('SLAMMED')
14 / 01 / 2016
THEME THURSDAY: WORDS FOR BUSY ('SLAMMED'): meaning and examples
Hello, readers! Hopefully you are having a good Thursday. Have you been very busy? If so, then January's Theme Thursday will be very helpful for you.
This month we are looking at Words to Describe Being Busy. We begin with the colloquial use of the word SLAMMED. We use the expression TO BE SLAMMED (at work).
Definition: to be very busy; to have many responsibilities.
Example 1: We are always slammed at the office at the end of the month because we have to finish reports.
Example 2: I was so slammed at work today. My co-worker was sick and I had to complete both of our assignments!
Hopefully you're not too slammed at work today! If you are, thanks for taking the time to read The Daily Vitamin.
We will see you tomorrow for Phrasal Verb Friday. Until then, have a great day!
This month we are looking at Words to Describe Being Busy. We begin with the colloquial use of the word SLAMMED. We use the expression TO BE SLAMMED (at work).
Definition: to be very busy; to have many responsibilities.
Example 1: We are always slammed at the office at the end of the month because we have to finish reports.
Example 2: I was so slammed at work today. My co-worker was sick and I had to complete both of our assignments!
Hopefully you're not too slammed at work today! If you are, thanks for taking the time to read The Daily Vitamin.
We will see you tomorrow for Phrasal Verb Friday. Until then, have a great day!
