This video explains the meanings and uses of the phrasal verb 'Go Out' in English. We show you how to use it with some easy examples so you can use it in spoken and Business English.
The phrasal verb go out only has a small number of different meanings. For example, the light could go out just as you’re reading a book, or you could go out with your girlfriend for many years before you ask her to marry you. There are many other ways that you can use the words ‘go’ + ‘out’, but where these words retain their separate (inherent) meanings, this is not the phrasal verb ‘go out’. In our video, we cover some of these other ways of using these two words together, in both literal and figurative terms.