Comments on: Idioms:’Hit the ground running’ http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-hit-the-ground-running/ Guaranteed to improve your spoken English! Tue, 17 May 2011 07:53:46 +0000 hourly 1 By: Greg and Ivy Cook http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-hit-the-ground-running/#comment-407 Greg and Ivy Cook Mon, 27 Apr 2009 10:41:37 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=235#comment-407 Hello Janaki! Just today we put up a new post about idioms. We hope to put more up soon. We're happy to know that you find the site useful. We value your comments. Thanks! Hello Janaki! Just today we put up a new post about idioms. We hope to put more up soon. We’re happy to know that you find the site useful. We value your comments. Thanks!

]]> By: a.janaki http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-hit-the-ground-running/#comment-394 a.janaki Wed, 01 Apr 2009 13:49:09 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=235#comment-394 hi, i am janaki i am very happy to see the ur web site. i want to learn more idioms in ur site. It gives me a chance to hit the ground running with my English learning. hi, i am janaki
i am very happy to see the ur web site. i want to learn more idioms in ur site. It gives me a chance to hit the ground running with my English learning.

]]> By: pardhasaradhi http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-hit-the-ground-running/#comment-386 pardhasaradhi Tue, 24 Feb 2009 06:43:51 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=235#comment-386 hai iam pardhu hai iam pardhu

]]> By: nancy http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-hit-the-ground-running/#comment-382 nancy Sun, 15 Feb 2009 05:08:47 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=235#comment-382 Hello,I am nancy!It's long time I have not to visit the web!To tell the truth,I miss it! I 'm very happy the new term is coming,I can meet my dear friends and teachers,most important of all,I have a chance to hit the ground running !As a saying goes ''new term ,new beginning!'' Hello,I am nancy!It’s long time I have not to visit the web!To tell the truth,I miss it!
I ‘m very happy the new term is coming,I can meet my dear friends and teachers,most important of all,I have a chance to hit the ground running !As
a saying goes ”new term ,new beginning!”

]]> By: Greg and Ivy Cook http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-hit-the-ground-running/#comment-378 Greg and Ivy Cook Thu, 12 Feb 2009 07:46:48 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=235#comment-378 Hi Chirag! We're glad that you find the site useful and even happier to see that you have actually analyzed the article. We encourage all the readers to do just that, as it really helps the reader to understand and remember the information better. In answer to your question, this site is about spoken English usage. "I'm going to have to (do something)" is the same as "I have to (do something)". Good luck with your spoken English. Hi Chirag!
We’re glad that you find the site useful and even happier to see that you have actually analyzed the article. We encourage all the readers to do just that, as it really helps the reader to understand and remember the information better.
In answer to your question, this site is about spoken English usage. “I’m going to have to (do something)” is the same as “I have to (do something)”.
Good luck with your spoken English.

]]> By: Chirag Pithadiya http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-hit-the-ground-running/#comment-376 Chirag Pithadiya Fri, 06 Feb 2009 08:08:40 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=235#comment-376 Hi. My name's chirag. I'm 22. I'm fond of learning spoken english in such a way. I'm specially interested in idioms. I just love your site because of it's simplicity. But see, Plz dont my but I think there is some grammatical mistake here in this quated sentence "Mum: I’d love to, Jill, but I’m afraid I can’t. I’m going to have to hit the ground running on this project this weekend, to have any chance of finishing it by Monday" I’m going to have to hit the ground running ? I think it should be like this, " I have to hit the ground running on this project...." What do you say? Hi.
My name’s chirag.
I’m 22.
I’m fond of learning spoken english in such a way. I’m specially interested in idioms. I just love your site because of it’s simplicity.
But see,
Plz dont my but I think there is some grammatical mistake here in this quated sentence
“Mum: I’d love to, Jill, but I’m afraid I can’t. I’m going to have to hit the ground running on this project this weekend, to have any chance of finishing it by Monday”
I’m going to have to hit the ground running ?
I think it should be like this,
” I have to hit the ground running on this project….”

What do you say?

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