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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Do coming out or make coming out?
With the meaning of "to publicly reveal one's homosexuality," should I say "to do coming out" or "to make coming out" or is there a better way to say this?
Thank you.
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It's just 'come out '. eg He hasn't come out to his parents yet. It used to be that if he kept it a secret, we said He's still in the closet.
- It's just 'come out '.
- eg He hasn't come out to his parents yet.
- It used to be that if he kept it a secret, we said He's still in the closet.
- He hasn't come out of the closet.
- Later , 'the closet' was dropped and it just became He came out to his parents last week, He hasn't come out yet, etc .
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It's just 'come out'.
eg He hasn't come out to his parents yet.
It used to be that if he kept it a secret, we said He's still in the closet. He hasn't come out of the closet.
Later , 'the closet' was dropped and it just became He came out to his parents last week, He hasn't come out yet, etc.
Do you know the word 'gay', as in He's gay
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