JUMP-3
21 / 09 / 2011
JUMP-3: meaning and examples
Hello again.
Today we continue our review of expressions with the English word JUMP.
Today's 1st expression with JUMP is: to jump at something
Meaning: to enthusiastically accept an opportunity, offer, etc.
Example 1:
When my boss asked me if I was interested in serving as the new CEO for our Japanese affiliate, I jumped at the chance. I'll be moving there in November. I'm very excited!
Today's 2nd expression with JUMP is: to jump in
Meaning: to interrupt a conversation.
Example 2:
Before Jenny even had time to answer, Alex jumped in with an objection. Sometimes he can be very rude.
Remember that you can post questions or comments about today's lesson in the Daily Vitamin section on our website.
Have a great day!
Today we continue our review of expressions with the English word JUMP.
Today's 1st expression with JUMP is: to jump at something
Meaning: to enthusiastically accept an opportunity, offer, etc.
Example 1:
When my boss asked me if I was interested in serving as the new CEO for our Japanese affiliate, I jumped at the chance. I'll be moving there in November. I'm very excited!
Today's 2nd expression with JUMP is: to jump in
Meaning: to interrupt a conversation.
Example 2:
Before Jenny even had time to answer, Alex jumped in with an objection. Sometimes he can be very rude.
Remember that you can post questions or comments about today's lesson in the Daily Vitamin section on our website.
Have a great day!
