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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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'Miss out on smth' and 'miss out smth' - where's the difference?
Why "on" after "miss out" is usually put and what if it were dropped?
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To me they have different meanings. Miss out = omit. When they printed my driver's license, they missed out my year of birth.
- To me they have different meanings.
- Miss out = omit.
- When they printed my driver's license, they missed out my year of birth.
- Miss out on = fail to experience.
- I missed out on the free beers at the pub last night.
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To me they have different meanings.
Miss out = omit. When they printed my driver's license, they missed out my year of birth.
Miss out on = fail to experience. I missed out on the free beers at the pub last night.
To me they have different meanings.
Miss out = omit. When they printed my driver's license, they missed out my year of birth.
Miss out on = fail to experience. I missed out on the free beers at the pub last night.
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