To have a blast

To have a blast

September 3, 2014 Language Systems 0 Opinions Lifestyle ALS, disgusting food game, get your ticket, Ice Bucket Challenge, lots of fun, LSI beach party, LSI everyday idioms, stick game, tug-of-war, volleyball, water games

Idiom: to have a blast

Example 1- (last week)Don’t forget to buy your ticket for the Beach Party! It’s on Friday and we always have a blast, so you don’t want to miss it!

Example 2- (this week) The Beach Party was so much fun! We had a blast playing beach volleyball, tug-of-war, water games, and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge! I’m so glad I didn’t miss it! I can’t wait for next year.

Meaning: “to have a blast” means to have a lot of fun.

Grammar note: the verb have changes according to the necessary verb tense:

We will have a blast next week.

We hada blast yesterday. @LSINE @LSIOC

We are having a blast right now. @LSISB @LSILA