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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Bring out or get out

Hi,

which of these sentences is correct

"bring your books out the drawers"

or

"get your books out of the drawers"

and which of these is correct if i want to order th students to get out or in the class

"out of the class"

or "outside the class"

or "get out of the class"

and

"in the class"

or

"inside the class"

I know these questions are silly but I am sorry I am confused

thanks
  

Top answer

Hi, which of these sentences is correct " bring your books out the drawers" or "get your books out of the drawers" OK, but better to just say 'Get your books out'. and which of these is correct if i want to order th students to get out or in the class "out of the class" or "outside the class" or "get out of the class" and "in the class" or "inside the class" I assume you mean 'the class room '. Please leave the classroom / Please come into the classroom but usually just say Please leave / Please come in.

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Hi,
which of these sentences is correct
"bring your books out the drawers"
or
"get your books out of the drawers" OK, but better to just say 'Get your books out'.

and which of these is correct if i want to order th students to get out or in the class
"out of the class"
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You are so respectful

I am so thankful Mr. clive
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