English Language Fluency: Knock It Out of the Park

Sports expressions invade English speech constantly. This is why many ESL teachers recommend watching sports events. These idioms go on to be used frequently in business. “Knock it out of the park” is a perfect example. This idiom comes from the sport of baseball and the idea of a grand slam home run, one in…

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