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Findaway Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Word placement
- I take out girls from the playroom.
- I take girls out of the playroom.
Where should I place ‘out’?
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It depends on what you mean to say. If you are talking about relocating the girls, I would say: I take the girls out of the playroom. (Particular girls) If you want to say you are dating the girls (taking them out), then: I take out girls from the playroom.
- It depends on what you mean to say.
- If you are talking about relocating the girls, I would say: I take the girls out of the playroom.
- (Particular girls) If you want to say you are dating the girls (taking them out), then: I take out girls from the playroom.
- (Where are these girls from?
- The playroom).
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It depends on what you mean to say. If you are talking about relocating the girls, I would say:
I take the girls out of the playroom. (Particular girls)
If you want to say you are dating the girls (taking them out), then:
I take out girls from the playroom. (Where are these girls from? The playroom).
Clear?
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