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1Likes- 11-Nov-2011, 00:27 #1
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On top of it! When you say you are on top of it does it does it mean that you really handle the situation or could it be that you are just aware of it but not totally responsible of it?!?
- 11-Nov-2011, 01:11 #2
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Re: On top of it! *Not a Teacher*
When you say that you are "on top of" a situation, it means that you are handling the situation and have it under control.
- 11-Nov-2011, 01:11 #3
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Re: On top of it! It means that you are in control.
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