SORT-5
18 / 10 / 2011
SORT-5: meaning and examples
Hello everyone.
Today we continue our study of the English word SORT, by looking at another expression.
Today's expression is: to sort something out (from something)
Meaning: to separate something from a larger group.
Example 1:
David...could you please sort out the toys that can be thrown away.
Example 2:
When politicians speak, it's difficult to sort out the lies from the truths.
Remember to post comments and questions about today's lesson in the Daily Vitamin section on our website; please don't send us questions by email.
Have a nice day.
Today we continue our study of the English word SORT, by looking at another expression.
Today's expression is: to sort something out (from something)
Meaning: to separate something from a larger group.
Example 1:
David...could you please sort out the toys that can be thrown away.
Example 2:
When politicians speak, it's difficult to sort out the lies from the truths.
Remember to post comments and questions about today's lesson in the Daily Vitamin section on our website; please don't send us questions by email.
Have a nice day.
