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Phrasal verbs with out quiz
Out can show finding, removal, finishing, and having nothing left. Read the full sentence before you choose.
Choose one meaning for each sentence. You will see the answer and a short explanation at once.
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What does the phrasal verb mean?
“I found out where she lives.”
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Meanings in this quiz
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find outDiscover information by inquiry, study or chancefigure outUnderstand or solve something by thinkingwork outSolve a problem or calculate an answerrun outUse all of the available supplypoint outDraw attention tocarry outPerform a task or action that has been plannedhang outSpend time in a relaxed way, often with friendscheck outLook at or examinestand outBe noticeably visibleturn outHappen in a particular way or have a particular resultleave outOmit or excludetry outTest something to see if it works or you like it
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