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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

way out, put out

My teacher put out a message, in the class, that today the main way out has been closed so we should go out by the side way out.

Is this sentence correct?

Please help me.
  

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It is OK, but I think 'exit' would be used instead of 'way out', and I don't think a short message spoken in class calls for the verb 'put out'.

— Mister Micawber

  • It is OK, but I think 'exit' would be used instead of 'way out', and I don't think a short message spoken in class calls for the verb 'put out'.
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It is OK, but I think 'exit' would be used instead of 'way out', and I don't think a short message spoken in class calls for the verb 'put out'.
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I would say this as

The teacher gave out a message in class that the main exit was closed and we must all leave by the side door.

Your have too many "outs" in your sentence.
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