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Habibaelgindy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Out+verb?
What's the meaning of anything that has the word out before the verb? (like the word outdid)
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habibaelgindy What's the meaning of anything that has the word out before the verb? ' He outdid me = He did better than I did / He did more than I did He outran me = He ran faster/farther than I did
- habibaelgindy What's the meaning of anything that has the word out before the verb?
- ' He outdid me = He did better than I did / He did more than I did He outran me = He ran faster/farther than I did
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habibaelgindyWhat's the meaning of anything that has the word out before the verb? (like the word outdid)
'more, better, faster, etc, etc.'
He outdid me = He did better than I did / He did more than I did
He outran me = He ran faster/farther than I did
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