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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

To check , check up and check out

1) I don't believe in this bad news, Can you check it for me.

2) I don't believe in this bad news, Can you check it out for me.

3) I don't believe in this bad news, Can you check it up for me.

Which one is corect based on the above context?

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"check it" and "check it out" are both fine. "check it up" is not right. It would be more usual here to say "believe" rather than "believe in".

— Mr Wordy

  • "check it" and "check it out" are both fine.
  • "check it up" is not right.
  • It would be more usual here to say "believe" rather than "believe in".
  • You should use a period rather than a comma, and you're missing a question mark at the end.
  • "I don't believe this bad news.
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"check it" and "check it out" are both fine.

"check it up" is not right.

It would be more usual here to say "believe" rather than "believe in".

You should use a period rather than a comma, and you're missing a question mark at the end.

"I don't believe this bad news. Can you check it (out) for me?"
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