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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

The sun comes OUT or comes UP

Does the sun come up or does the sun come out or are they both possible?

If so, do they mean the same thing?

Thank you.

  

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They are both used but don't mean the same. The sun comes up in the morning when it rises in the east. The sun comes out during the day when it has previously been obscured by clouds.

— Rover_KE

  • They are both used but don't mean the same.
  • The sun comes up in the morning when it rises in the east.
  • The sun comes out during the day when it has previously been obscured by clouds.
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They are both used but don't mean the same.

The sun comes up in the morning when it rises in the east.

The sun comes out during the day when it has previously been obscured by clouds.

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