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Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
go out (of)
1. Go out of exit number 1.
2. Go out exit number 1.
Which of the above sentences is correct?
2. Go out exit number 1.
Which of the above sentences is correct?
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None. a=usma&id=4186 Go off exit 1, at the lights at the bottom go right. Follow into Sandwich, go through 2 sets of lights once you are in Sandwich, go past the fire and police ...
- None.
- a=usma&id=4186 Go off exit 1, at the lights at the bottom go right.
- Follow into Sandwich, go through 2 sets of lights once you are in Sandwich, go past the fire and police ...
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None. For a highway:
http://www.witchvox.com/vn/vn_detail/dt_sh.html?a=usma&id=4186
| Go off exit 1, at the lights at the bottom go right. Follow into Sandwich, go through 2 sets of lights once you are in Sa |
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Hi Teo
I'd say you would be more likely to hear "Go out" combined with the word "exit" when you are referring to the exits in a building.
I'd say you would be more likely to hear "Go out" combined with the word "exit" when you are referring to the exits in a building.
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In a building with numbered exits I would use the second one, or would say [Go out /Leave] by exit number 1.
On a highway, I would say Take exit number 1.
CJ
On a highway, I would say Take exit number 1.
CJ
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