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Three idioms with 'ball' to enrich your English vocabulary. Great for ESL students and those in the business world!
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American English at State - The idiom "keep one's eye on the ball" means to stay focused on a goal and pay attention to details. We will continue to post daily sports-related
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Idiom: On the ball (meaning & examples)
English with Karim - Today's idiom " drop the ball " (also take your eye off the ball) to make a mistake when dealing with something because you stop thinking carefully or
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What Does On the Ball Mean? - Writing Explained
To get on the ball
