Other Ways to Say HURRY UP

Other Ways to Say HURRY UP

Hi English learners! Welcome to a new vocabulary lesson. We will look at other ways to say hurry up in English.

Chop-chop

• Please, hurry up, we’re really late. Chop-chop!

Come on/along

• Come on, get up, you’ll be late for school
• Come along or we’ll be late for the movie.

Get a move on

• Look at those clouds. You’d better get a move on if you don’t want to get wet. 

Get cracking

• You need to get cracking if you want to catch the bus.

Jump to it

• Jump to it, Michael. The report must be ready by Friday.

Put your skates on

• Come on, Mark. Put your skates on if you don’t want to be late for school.

Shake a leg

• It’s 7 o’clock. Will you tell Karen to shake a leg?

Snap to it

• Snap to it and finish your lunch already!

Speed up

• You should speed up your work if you want to finish it today.

Time  is money

• We don’t want this meeting to go on forever; as you all know,

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