Read More Here 👇👇👇 Here are concise explanations for the English idioms "hit the sack" and "on top of the world": 1. Hit the sack: Slang phrase meaning to go to bed or go to sleep; to retire for the night and rest, especially after a long day or period of activity. 2. On top of the world: Feeling extremely happy, proud, or successful; experiencing a sense of great achievement, satisfaction, or euphoria. . . . #learnenglish #english #vocabulary #englishteacher #ielts #englishvocabulary #studye

24K views · 526 reactions | Let's learn the idiom 'to hit the sack' - WATCH THE VIDEO for today's mini vocabulary lesson and develop your knowledge and usage of idioms quickly and easily. Listen to the explanation and example and start confidently using this great expression on your own straight away. Feel free to share your example sentences in the comments section below - and don't forget to come back again tomorrow to learn another idiom!  Nicole | Sydney English Teacher | Facebook

1.4K views · 104 reactions | To get the sack is a slangy expression that means to be fired or dismissed from one’s job. Here’s how you use it a sentence: ‘She got the sack because she was outspoken.’ Or, ‘He got the sack because he did not suck up to the boss.’ Or, ‘Rupesh decided to pull up his socks before he got the sack.’ . . . #instareels #reelitfeelit #reels #reelsinstagram #reelsvideo #learnenglish #english #TenSpeak #TEN | The English Nut | Facebook