Working on phrasal verbs - Part 03 (preposition OUT) TO PULL OUT - to extract or remove, usually with some force or effort. TO POUR OUT - to spill or splash. TO FREAK OUT - to become really scared, frightened or even angry. TO FIGURE OUT - to find the solution to a problem or question. TO FIND OUT - to learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort. Example: MY HEAD IS A HOUSE It was a beautiful Saturday morning at Juju's house. She had invited her friends to come over to have fun and also a lunch afterward. As they came, they quickly started to run throughout the garden where a big tree was located. Sitting on a branch of a tree, Lucas, one of Juju's friend looked at her head and suddenly FREAKED OUT saying: "Oh my God! Juju, there are a lot of lice on your head!"Juju replied even more frightened: "Ohhhh! Really! That is why I can't stop scratching my head!" One of her friend who was next to her asked Lucas: "Hey Lucas! Can you FIND OUT a way to FIGURE this problem OUT?" Lucas raised his head, scratched his chin and started wondering about this issue for some seconds while Bob, another friend of Juju, quickly came towards his scared friend saying: "Why don't we PULL them OUT?" her friend interrupted Bob and cried to Lucas from the bottom of the tree: "Hey Lucas! I've got an idea! Let us POUR OUT a bottle of coke on Juju's head!" Have you tried it before? That really works!