PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: 'COME OUT'
08 / 04 / 2016
PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: 'COME OUT': meaning and examples
Happy Friday, readers! A quick question for you: are you a Game of Thrones lover? The new season COMES OUT very soon, and many Ziggurat students are quite excited. This phrasal verb, TO COME OUT, is today's verb for Phrasal Verb Friday.
Definition: to be published or broadcast for the first time.
Example 1: That was a great movie. When does the sequel come out?
Example 2: I wrote an article for a magazine. It comes out next month.
Example 3: When does your new book come out?
There are many definitions for the phrasal verb TO COME OUT, but we thought this one would be useful . . . especially to those of you who are excited for series that are COMING OUT soon.
Thanks for reading. Have a great weekend!
Definition: to be published or broadcast for the first time.
Example 1: That was a great movie. When does the sequel come out?
Example 2: I wrote an article for a magazine. It comes out next month.
Example 3: When does your new book come out?
There are many definitions for the phrasal verb TO COME OUT, but we thought this one would be useful . . . especially to those of you who are excited for series that are COMING OUT soon.
Thanks for reading. Have a great weekend!




