PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: TO PICK (SOMETHING) OUT
15 / 01 / 2016
PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: TO PICK (SOMETHING) OUT: meaning and examples
Happy Friday vitamineros! I hope you have had a wonderful week. We are ending this week's lessons with a post on the phrasal verb TO PICK OUT (something).
Definition: to choose or select something.
Example 1: I picked out a blue sweater for tonight's dinner.
Example 2: Sometimes I pick books out based on their covers. Sometimes it doesn't work very well.
Example 3: Did you pick out a gift for your brother's birthday?
Notice that this phrasal verb is SEPARABLE and TRANSITIVE.
That's all for today. Thanks for reading and enjoy your weekend!
Definition: to choose or select something.
Example 1: I picked out a blue sweater for tonight's dinner.
Example 2: Sometimes I pick books out based on their covers. Sometimes it doesn't work very well.
Example 3: Did you pick out a gift for your brother's birthday?
Notice that this phrasal verb is SEPARABLE and TRANSITIVE.
That's all for today. Thanks for reading and enjoy your weekend!
