Phrasal verb prepositions: OUT part 04: OUT means EXIT/LEAVE

In this video, I explain why the preposition “out” can mean “exit" or "leave" and give some examples of phrasal verbs that use it in this sense.

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[alvaromartin]

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[YogeshKumar-ymhg]

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[kimyoolhi]

For the first time, I realized a meaning of verb for 'clock'.

I knew a meaning 'pull out' as it had memorized.
but I was thinking whenever see the word 'pull out'.

Why pull meaning was 'drive'?
It looks like that 'pull' meaning is 'attract or pluck'.

Today, I knew that 'pull' implies 'drive'.
Moreover, I got a meaning of preposition 'out'.

I love you teacher ♥
I'm going to keep in mind.

[etelvinofranca]

Thanks a lot teacher ! The best explanation about this preposition which I never watched before !! I really appreciate you! Please, post a video how can I understand the preposition " down" !

[myhungryman]

Very useful content, pls make a video on DOWN phrase also, Tq..

[毛少雄]

Out =1️⃣ outside
=2️⃣ outwards(outward direction)
=3️⃣ appear / emerge
=4️⃣ disappear (auto antonym means the opposite of itself)
=5️⃣exit or leave

[mouadmouradi]

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