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Qq_aa_zz Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

How to use "outside"?

Hi,

can anyone tell me which of the following is correct?

A. Tom parks his car outside of my house.

or

B.Tom parks his car outside my house.

or

C.Tom parks his car outside from my house.

Thanks a lot!
  

Top answer

A and B are right. Some object to the use of of after outside , but it is very common. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • A and B are right.
  • Some object to the use of of after outside , but it is very common.
  • CB
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A and B are right. Some object to the use of of after outside, but it is very common.

CB
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outside is the opposite of inside, and he's certainly not going to park his car inside your house, so I don't think I would say any of those things.

Tom parks his car [near / close to / beside / next to] my house.

CJ
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