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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

When to use the verb "to leave out"?

Hi,

I am so much confused about the sentences where I can use this verb!

I am not sure if means "to remove something" or "not to add something" I mean:

"The chairs are in the storage, leave them out" (I don´t want them there)
" Do you want to add some chairs in the storage? No, leave them out" (let´s omit them)

Can you advise?

Thank you!!

Pamela
  

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" "No, leave them out" (don't put them away). " "Leave it out" (ignore it for now; you can come back to it later if you have time). " "I left it out in the rain" (I didn't bring it in).

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  • " "No, leave them out" (don't put them away).
  • " "Leave it out" (ignore it for now; you can come back to it later if you have time).
  • " "I left it out in the rain" (I didn't bring it in).
  • " "Well leave some things out" (remove them from the list).
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"Do you want to put some chairs into storage?" "No, leave them out" (don't put them away).

"What if I don't know the answer to a question in the exam?" "Leave it out" (ignore it for now; you can come back to it later if you have time).

"Why is the washing so wet?" "I left it out in the rain" (I didn't bring it in).

"This shopping list is too long." "Well leave some thing
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Rover_KE"Do you want to put some chairs into storage?" "No, leave them out" (don't put them away)."What if I don't know the answer to a question in the exam?" "Leave it out" (ignore it for now; you can come back to it later if you have time)."Why is the washing so wet?" "I left it out in the rain" (I didn't bring it in)."This shopping list is too long." "Well leave some th
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