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Today we will be discussing the phrasal verb…
Hang Out.
We had a request from one of our online students at One’s Word and I wanted to share this
very common phrasal verb that native English speakers use a lot.
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Our common phrasal verb for today is Hang Out and some of you might of heard this phrase
before, but not quite sure how to exactly use it or what it means.
Hang Out is when you are just relaxing at home by yourself, maybe reading a book or
watching some television.
Or you can also Hang Out with friends, maybe go to the mall, shopping center or the park
for
a picnic.
Here are some examples of how to use Hang Out properly.
I was hanging out at the park with some friends this weekend.
We should hang out Friday night if you are not busy.
Also, you can use it in the past simple, irregular verb form, Hung Out.
Here is an example: I hung out at home and read a book.
You can see that you can use hang out in many different ways and forms… past, present
and future tense.
Let’s try some practice!
In each sentence, hang out is used in three different tenses, Present Continuous, Past
and Future.
1.
My friend and I will ____ ____ at the mall this weekend.
2.
I _____ ______ at my parent’s home over the vacation break.
3.
I am ______ _____ watching television if you want to join me.
Let’s see how you did!
My friend and I will hang out at the mall this weekend.
(future tense) I hung out at my parent’s home over the
vacation break.
(past tense) I
am hanging out watching television if you want to join me.
(present continuous tense)
Great job!
Now you have the knowledge and confidence to get out there and start using Hang Out
in English conversation!
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