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Latest post Mon, Jan 21 2008 9:43 PM by Vincent Teo. 5 replies.
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Vincent Teo  +  466649 Sun, 20 Jan 08 02:23 PM
Can I say,
(a) The passenger got out / got from the car.
(b) The man got down from the car.
(c) The man got down the car.
(d) The man got off the car.

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Annvan, 1 yr 308 days ago
He got out of the car.
Haohaoxuexi  +  466691 Sun, 20 Jan 08 03:35 PM

Can I say " get out from the car"?

"move the table out of this room" = "move the table out from this room"?

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CalifJim  +  466873 Mon, 21 Jan 08 03:36 AM
out of the car; out of this room.

Not out from the car; out from this room.

CJ

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Moonwalker  +  466894 Mon, 21 Jan 08 05:08 AM

 CalifJim wrote:
out of the car; out of this room.

Not out from the car; out from this room.

CJ

Thanx

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Vincent Teo, 1 yr 307 days ago
Are they any suitable answer? only got out of the car?
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