BE / KEEP ON TOP OF
18 / 06 / 2012
BE / KEEP ON TOP OF: meaning and examples
Good morning. I hope you had a great weekend!
If you look up the word TOP in your dictionary, you'll find many meanings and expressions. This week we're going to look at four different expressions with the word TOP.
Today's expression is: TO BE or TO KEEP ON TOP OF someone / something
It means: to be in control or to keep control of someone / something
Example 1:
Kevin is on top of his staff. He always knows when everybody arrives at work, what they're doing and who is absent.
Example 2:
I couldn't keep on top of financial matters, so I hired an accountant.
Example 3:
Julie is really on top of things, both at home and at work. She's one of the most efficient people I've ever met!
To keep on top of your English, remember to take your Daily Vitamins each day. (You can also listen to them on our web!)
Have a great day!
If you look up the word TOP in your dictionary, you'll find many meanings and expressions. This week we're going to look at four different expressions with the word TOP.
Today's expression is: TO BE or TO KEEP ON TOP OF someone / something
It means: to be in control or to keep control of someone / something
Example 1:
Kevin is on top of his staff. He always knows when everybody arrives at work, what they're doing and who is absent.
Example 2:
I couldn't keep on top of financial matters, so I hired an accountant.
Example 3:
Julie is really on top of things, both at home and at work. She's one of the most efficient people I've ever met!
To keep on top of your English, remember to take your Daily Vitamins each day. (You can also listen to them on our web!)
Have a great day!
