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Magda89 Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
"be out" means in this sentence...
Hi,
the point is that I do no know the meaning of the sentence, especially of phrasal verb "be out" used here:
The roses have been out for a few days now.
Can somebody help me?
Thanks in advance:)
the point is that I do no know the meaning of the sentence, especially of phrasal verb "be out" used here:
The roses have been out for a few days now.
Can somebody help me?
Thanks in advance:)
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Hi Magda, and welcome to English Forums. The roses have been in bloom. Their flowers look nice now.
- Hi Magda, and welcome to English Forums.
- The roses have been in bloom.
- Their flowers look nice now.
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Hi Magda, and welcome to English Forums.
The roses have been in bloom. Their flowers look nice now.
The roses have been in bloom. Their flowers look nice now.
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