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hi guys, what is the difference 'come out' and 'get out ; when we use it?

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hello, you say come out when you are outside the place or the room where the person is with who you talk nd he is inside. and you say get out when you are with the person which you speak with and you want him outside the place you are ( outside). bye
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"Get out of here" Father ordered his son who was disturbing him. I got out with my friends last week and had a delicious French didh. Please, think deeply about this problem and try to come out with a resolution. I asked mother to come out of the kitchen and see the visitor who was waiting for her in the living room. I hope these examples will help. Good luck.
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"Get out of here" Father ordered his son who was disturbing him. I got out with my friends las week and had a delicious French didh. Please, think deeply about this problem and try to come out with a resolution. I asked mother to come out of the kitchen and see the visitor who was waiting for her in the living room. I hope these examples will help. Good luck.
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HI Johan, They could mean the same , to get out or come out of a room for a example is to move from that place (that is mostly a closed area) to another place outside it . You can't say get out of the beach or the street , since the place is extended and open area .

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