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Adonis1013 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
The different meaning of go out with. Thanks
Dear all,
I know that go out with means have a romantic relationship with. My question is that but the phrase could simply mean a person is going to a place with another person. Just like the following dialogue. Thank you for your answer.
John: I am bored. Are you going to go out with me?
Mary: OK.
I know that go out with means have a romantic relationship with. My question is that but the phrase could simply mean a person is going to a place with another person. Just like the following dialogue. Thank you for your answer.
John: I am bored. Are you going to go out with me?
Mary: OK.
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It's possible that there is no romantic relationship. ] In this case, however, I think "go somewhere" sounds more natural.
- It's possible that there is no romantic relationship.
- ] In this case, however, I think "go somewhere" sounds more natural.
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It's possible that there is no romantic relationship. [Tonight I'm going out with my buddies.]
In this case, however, I think "go somewhere" sounds more natural.
In this case, however, I think "go somewhere" sounds more natural.
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