Phrasal verb EAT OUT

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  • 10/05/2024 at 10:35 #45434
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    EAT OUT

    To eat out is to eat away from home, at a cafe or restaurant.

    Examples of use:

    1. I don’t feel like cooking tonight so let’s eat out.
    2. We have eaten out every night this week!
    3. I don’t like eating out. I prefer to eat at home.
    4. I enjoy eating out with friends and family.
    infinitive eat out
    present simple eat out and eats out
    -ing form eating out
    past simple ate out
    past participle eaten out
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