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Hi, I'm Italian: I Always read the world "hang" when speaking about spending time with friends. Please, could anyone tell me the correct usage of this verb?Moreover, I make Always confusion with the verbs
s"ort out vs work out"
But the black beast is the verb "to get" that I find almost everywhere: does it means everithing I want or may anyone tell me a few but useful rules?
Last: would you please make corrections also to this question? One of my biggest problem are questions : I'm always wandering what's the right form to make them., you know, in Italian whe have a different path for making questions ... but I've some doubt on purchasing the grammar textbook "Student grammar of Spoken and Written English" by Longman. , actually I wouldn't waste 26€.....
Thank you in advance, of course. Note that if anybody needs some help with Italian I'd be glad to do my best . I'm graduated in economics and work in a bank but I love reading , so my vocabulary is pretty good.
Thank you.
Monica
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Meeting People
Hi,
I'm Italian:. I always often read the world "hang" when speaking about spending time with friends. Please, could anyone would someone tell me the correct usage of this verb explain how to use this verb correctly? Moreover, I make Always confusion with the am always confused between "sort out" and "work out".
But the black beast is the verb "to get" that I find almost everywhere:; does it means everithing everything I want or may anyone might someone tell me a few but useful rules?
Lastly,: would you also please make corrections also to this question? One of my biggest problems are is writing questions. : I'm always wondering what's the right form to make them way to ask them., you know, In Italian whe we have a different path for making way to ask questions. (Or better "In Italian we ask questions in a different way".)
... but I've some doubt on I'm considering purchasing the grammar textbook "Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English" by Longman. , actually I wouldn't , but I don't want to waste €26.€.....
Thank you in advance, of course. Note that if anybody needs some help with Italian I'd be glad to do my best. I'm graduated in an economics graduate and work in a bank but I love reading, , so my vocabulary is pretty good.
Thank you.
Monica
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Also "hang" is short for "hang out" and is an informal American way of saying to spend some time relaxing with. So you can "hang out with friends" or "I'm going to hang with Monica".
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Regarding the problem you have with asking questions in English, why not post in your italki notebook a few different questions in Italian and what you think the English equivalent is. I would be really interested to see the differences.
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Hi Monica!
"Sort out" is a phrasal verb that means finding a solution and implementing it or organising something. For example: "I need to sort out my child's daycare" can mean "I need to find a nanny for my child" or "I need to confirm my child's place at the nursery".
"Work out" is to be successful, for example: "My plan worked out" or "Don't worry, it'll all work out in the end". It also means to do sports: "I work out twice a day and I feel great!"
In British English, you can also use "work out" as a synonym for "figure out", for example: "I still haven't worked out why my phone keeps turning itself off."
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The examples you wrote are very clear and they really helped me getting the meaning of get. I hope now I got it.
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