PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: PIG OUT
11 / 11 / 2016
PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: PIG OUT: meaning and examples
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The US Thanksgiving holiday is coming soon, so we think this is the perfect day to look at the phrasal verb TO PIG OUT (ON).
Definition: to eat a lot; to eat like a pig.
Example 1: I pigged out on ice cream last night. I have to go to the gym today!
Example 2: I eat very healthy foods all week... and then I pig out on Sundays. It's the perfect diet.
Example 3: After pigging out, we took a nap.
This phrasal verb is INSEPARABLE.
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The US Thanksgiving holiday is coming soon, so we think this is the perfect day to look at the phrasal verb TO PIG OUT (ON).
Definition: to eat a lot; to eat like a pig.
Example 1: I pigged out on ice cream last night. I have to go to the gym today!
Example 2: I eat very healthy foods all week... and then I pig out on Sundays. It's the perfect diet.
Example 3: After pigging out, we took a nap.
This phrasal verb is INSEPARABLE.
That's all for today! What's your favourite food to pig out on? Tell us on our Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/ZigguratEscuelaCorporativadeIdiomas/
Thanks for reading!




