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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Made of / made out of
which is correct? Are there any differences between them?
When do you use "made of" and when "made out of"?
The chair is made of wood.
The chair is made out of wood.
Thank you!
When do you use "made of" and when "made out of"?
The chair is made of wood.
The chair is made out of wood.
Thank you!
Top answer
Both are correct and mean the same thing. Use whichever one you prefer.
- Both are correct and mean the same thing.
- Use whichever one you prefer.
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Both are correct and mean the same thing. Use whichever one you prefer.
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