American English Idioms: On the ball | Speak English Fluently #Short
Jul 7, 2023
Being "on the ball" actually doesn't include a ball. On the ball means "aware of any changes or developments and quick to react to them" or "very well organized" For example:
"I was really on the ball with my homework"
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