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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
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Getting out

Context: going outside without any major purpose like seeing the environment, getting fresh air, and chatting with a friend.

I am just getting out.

I am just going out.

Can I inform my wife these ways?

  

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kumenglish going outside without any major purpose for no particular reason. like seeing the environment, getting Just going out to get some fresh air , or to go for a stroll. and chatting with a friend .

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  • kumenglish going outside without any major purpose for no particular reason.
  • like seeing the environment, getting Just going out to get some fresh air , or to go for a stroll.
  • and chatting with a friend .
  • kumenglish Can I inform say those to my wif e?
  • these ways?
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kumenglish going outside without any major purpose for no particular reason. like seeing the environment, getting Just going out to get some fresh air, or to go for a stroll. and chatting with a friend.
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