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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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put the lights out
Did you put the lights out downstairs?
Does this sentence mean, "Did you switch off the lights of the downstairs"?
If yes, then I wonder, so can I say, "Did you put the tv out"? or, "Did you put the fan out"?
Please help me.
Does this sentence mean, "Did you switch off the lights of the downstairs"?
If yes, then I wonder, so can I say, "Did you put the tv out"? or, "Did you put the fan out"?
Please help me.
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put out - extinguish light or fire: to switch off a light or extinguish a fire
- put out - extinguish light or fire: to switch off a light or extinguish a fire
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put out - extinguish light or fire: to switch off a light or extinguish a fire
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