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Hit the Hay Again
Here’s a song featuring our latest Idiom of the Week:
Hit the Hay
NRBQ
Hit the hay
I’ve been working all day
Hit the hay
What do you say?
Hit the hay, hit the hay
Oh, I’m tired
Let me tell you, Jack
I’m so tired
Oh, my aching back
Let’s hit the hay
I’ve been working all day
Hit the hay
What do you say?
Hit the hay, hit the hay
Oh, I’m tired
Boys, I’m really beat
I’m so tired
Oh, my aching feet
Let’s hit the hay
I’ve been working all day
Hit the hay
I earned my pay
Hit the hay, hit the hay
Hit the hay, hit the hay…
Customer Service & Food Handling Training
Begins Aug. 12:
Community Baby Shower
Idiom of the Week: Hit the Hay
Meaning: To go to bed
Examples:
It’s 11 o’clock already? Time for me to hit the hay!
What time did you hit the hay last night?
Okay, kids, time to hit the hay. You’ve got school tomorrow.
Pop Quiz:
Which of the following doesn’t like to hit the hay early?
A. An early bird
B. A night owl
C. A chicken
To see the correct answer, click on “Continue reading”:
Visual Aid
Here’s a nice grammatical visual aid for you courtesy of our teacher Lynne & Facebook:
