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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

"go out" instead of "get off"?

When on the bus I can ask the question: "Where do I have to get off?"
But can I also say: "Where do I have to go out?"
  

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We normally get off means of transportation, but there are some exceptions. Out of: a car, a helicopter, a canoe, a rowboat.

— Philip

  • We normally get off means of transportation, but there are some exceptions.
  • Out of: a car, a helicopter, a canoe, a rowboat.
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We normally get off means of transportation, but there are some exceptions. Out of: a car, a helicopter, a canoe, a rowboat.
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AnonymousWhen on the bus I can ask the question: "Where do I have to get off?"But can I also say: "Where do I have to go out?"
Note that the choice is "get off" or "get out". "go out" is always wrong in this context.
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GPYNote that the choice is "get off" or "get out". "go out" is always wrong in this context.
Thanks for the clarification that I obviously missed.
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