TO GET IN / OUT OF SHAPE
09 / 10 / 2012
TO GET IN / OUT OF SHAPE: meaning and examples
Good morning!
Yesterday we explained the words fit and fitness. We are going to continue with this topic today.
Today's verbs are: to get in shape and to get out of shape
To get in shape means: to reach or obtain a good level of fitness because you are exercising.
To get out of shape means: to lose your good level of fitness because you have NOT been exercising.
Example 1:
I've been so busy with work lately that I haven't been going to the gym. I really need to get in shape again!
Example 2:
Kristy got out of shape after her last pregnancy but now she is attending a mother-baby exercise class. She hopes to get in shape again soon.
Tomorrow we will explain some vocabulary for activities that you can do to get in shape.
Until then, have an excellent day!
Yesterday we explained the words fit and fitness. We are going to continue with this topic today.
Today's verbs are: to get in shape and to get out of shape
To get in shape means: to reach or obtain a good level of fitness because you are exercising.
To get out of shape means: to lose your good level of fitness because you have NOT been exercising.
Example 1:
I've been so busy with work lately that I haven't been going to the gym. I really need to get in shape again!
Example 2:
Kristy got out of shape after her last pregnancy but now she is attending a mother-baby exercise class. She hopes to get in shape again soon.
Tomorrow we will explain some vocabulary for activities that you can do to get in shape.
Until then, have an excellent day!
