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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Don't throw trash out the widow. VS. Don't throw trash out of the widow.
1) Don't take trash out the widow. VS. Don't take trash out of the widow.
2) Don't throw trash out the widow. VS. Don't throw trash out of the widow.
Out and out of are interchangeable there or in any case for the same meaning?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
2) Don't throw trash out the widow. VS. Don't throw trash out of the widow.
Out and out of are interchangeable there or in any case for the same meaning?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Anonymous Out and out of are interchangeable Yes. Note that the word is 'window', and that 'take' is the wrong verb choice.
- Anonymous Out and out of are interchangeable Yes.
- Note that the word is 'window', and that 'take' is the wrong verb choice.
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AnonymousOut and out of are interchangeableYes. Note that the word is 'window', and that 'take' is the wrong verb choice.
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Thank you so much and do you mean "take the trash out /out of the window" is wrong?
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Anonymousdo you mean "take the trash out /out of the window" is wrong?Yes, it is wrong.
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