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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

get out / off / down / from the car

Can I say,
(a) The passenger got out / got from the car.
(b) The man got down from the car.
(c) The man got down the car.
(d) The man got off the car.
  

Top answer

He got out of the car.

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He got out of the car.
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Can I say " get out from the car"?

"move the table out of this room" = "move the table out from this room"?
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out of the car; out of this room.

Not out from the car; out from this room.

CJ
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CalifJimout of the car; out of this room.

Not out from the car; out from this room.

CJ

Thanx
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Are they any suitable answer? only got out of the car?
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