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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

hang onto, hang out

I like hanging out with friends.

Please hang onto this book. It might be handy to you someday.

Yesterday I hanged out Japan with my friends.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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Please hang onto this book. It might come in handy for you someday. Yesterday I hung out in Akihabara with my friends.

— Mister Micawber

  • Please hang onto this book.
  • It might come in handy for you someday.
  • Yesterday I hung out in Akihabara with my friends.
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Please hang onto this book. It might come in handy for you someday.

Yesterday I hung out in Akihabara with my friends.
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Thank you Mister Micawber.

Can I say "Yesterday I hung out in Japan with my friends"?

Also, why didn't you correct the first sentence? Does that mean the first sentence is correct?
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I believe Mr. M follows the same procedure I do. If the sentence doesn't require correction, it's not commented on.

You can say that yesterday you hung out in Japan, but it implies that you are not in Japan now. Most people don't just dash into an entire country for the day and then leave. Perhaps Paris Hilton does it, but not normal people.
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