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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
The meaning of "out of"
"out of sth" sometimes means becoz of (e.g. out of curiosity) but sometimes means get rid of (e.g. out of trouble). How can i tell the differece? Thank you!!
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"because" You have to go by context. It can also mean "from": Sade is the most popular singer out of Nigeria.
- "because" You have to go by context.
- It can also mean "from": Sade is the most popular singer out of Nigeria.
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"because"
You have to go by context. It can also mean "from": Sade is the most popular singer out of Nigeria.
You have to go by context. It can also mean "from": Sade is the most popular singer out of Nigeria.
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