Regarding phrasal verbs
Can I write a sentence like this using the phrasal verb "put out"?
Sentence: I'll just put it out in my own words (Here "it" refers to some subject stuff).
Here my doubt is whether we can use "out" in that sentence or not ?
Top answer
"put it out in my own words" implies some kind of publication or announcement. It seems a relatively unusual thing to say, though it is possible. "put it in my own words" is more likely what you want.
- "put it out in my own words" implies some kind of publication or announcement.
- It seems a relatively unusual thing to say, though it is possible.
- "put it in my own words" is more likely what you want.
- This means that you write the words yourself rather than copying what someone else has said.
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"put it out in my own words" implies some kind of publication or announcement. It seems a relatively unusual thing to say, though it is possible.
"put it in my own words" is more likely what you want. This means that you write the words yourself rather than copying what someone else has said.
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