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Eslschool Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

2 questions on English vocabulary?

What's the difference between the verbs "to test"and "to test out"?

For example, the aim of this task is to test your knowledge of vocabulary. In order to test out his new theory, the scientist has taken over the university laboratory.

And my second question is: what does the phrasal verb "to take over" mean in the last sentence?

Thanks in advance!
  

Top answer

hi, usually, test out, is a practical test.

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hi,

usually, test out, is a practical test.
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I think "test out" means to try see or find out how something works.
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I meant to try to see or find out how something works.
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the scientist has taken over; occupied the laboratory for his own use.
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yes lynnie , i meant to test something out in a practical test, such as a new bicycle.
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