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Contiluo Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Work your butt off
I read a passage written by someone in his writing class.
1. What does it mean by “Work your butt off”?
2. Is the underlined sentence acceptable?
Work your butt off. There are no short cuts to hard work. Success is a byproduct of that. You can only control what you control and that means you’ve got to work harder than anyone else you know.
1. What does it mean by “Work your butt off”?
2. Is the underlined sentence acceptable?
Work your butt off. There are no short cuts to hard work. Success is a byproduct of that. You can only control what you control and that means you’ve got to work harder than anyone else you know.
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Hi, I read a passage written by someone in his writing class. 1. What does it mean by “Work your **** off”?
- Hi, I read a passage written by someone in his writing class.
- 1.
- What does it mean by “Work your **** off”?
- Work very hard.
- Note this is a vulgar, although common, expression, 2.
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Hi,
I read a passage written by someone in his writing class.
1. What does it mean by “Work your **** off”? Work very hard.
Note this is a vulgar, although common, expression,
2. Is the underlined sentence acceptable? Yes, but I'd prefer a different preposition, eg 'in',
I read a passage written by someone in his writing class.
1. What does it mean by “Work your **** off”? Work very hard.
Note this is a vulgar, although common, expression,
2. Is the underlined sentence acceptable? Yes, but I'd prefer a different preposition, eg 'in',
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