
Matching Pairs WORK AT HOME, PLAY AT WORK: VOCABOnline version Match the meaning of the capitalized words to their corresponding description. by faye ro 1 He reads the newspaper on Sunday mornings to CATCH UP ON the news 2 There's an increasingly BLURRY line between work and home. 3 Wireless internet radio is still a RELATIVELY NEW product category. 4 Katie has been PLUGGING AWAY at her homework for hours. 5 I took plenty of games to keep the children AMUSED. 6 The debate about food safety has ENGAGED the whole nation. to keep someone's interest in something to work hard and in a determined way (especially at something difficult) to keep someone interested and help them to have an enjoyable time not clear and definite to learn about recent events something that has recently been created but that is not the newest version

Matching Pairs

WORK AT HOME, PLAY AT WORK: VOCABOnline version

Match the meaning of the capitalized words to their corresponding description.

to keep someone's interest in something

to work hard and in a determined way (especially at something difficult)

to keep someone interested and help them to have an enjoyable time

not clear and definite

to learn about recent events

something that has recently been created but that is not the newest version