50 Phrasal Verbs For Daily Life | Daily Routine Phrasal Verbs | Phrasal Verbs | English Vocabulary

[@felicidadlopez5788]

Very good. Thank you.

[@EnglishbyIman]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@tienganhanz]

Well-done & perfect mate!

[@EnglishbyIman]

Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ahmetarca1521]

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[@ajimclasses5202]

Can you tell me ? which voice do you use in your vedioes and which app do you use to make animations. Please tell me

[@fredylopez2477]

As far as I know "To eat out" means to have a meal at a restaurant only. - Not to eat outside home. And there's no need of preposition "THE".

[@EnglishbyIman]

Thanks for your comment! "Eat out" does generally mean having a meal at a restaurant, so you're right about that. But it's also used casually to mean eating away from home. As for the preposition "the," it's a stylistic choice. I appreciate your input! 😊

[@ajimclasses5202]

The is not a preposition . The is an article