Hi guys, you may have read my previous post about phrasal verbs using check:
But, I've recently realized I left out a few of the meanings for CHECK OUT:
1- to look at something
Bob: Hey Tom! Check out that Lamborghini!
Tom: Man that's a nice car...
2- to try something
Bob: Yeah, I'd love to check out how fast how it drives.
Tom: speaking of checking something out. Why don't we check out that new cafe?
3- to finish a stay at a hotel and leave
Bob: Good idea, let's check out of the hotel first and drop off our bags at the station.
Tom: Sure, that sounds fine.
4- the cashier at a shop/convenience store/supermarket
talking at the cafe...
Bob: Don't you hate it when the check out line is so long?
Tom: Yeah, I don't know why Japanese supermarkets don't have express check out lanes... ...but why are you bringing that up now???
Bob: I was at the supermarket today and had to wait like 30 minutes to buy just 2 things!!!
Tom: Man, that sucks...|
5- to borrow a book from the library
later at at the library
Bob: I'd like to check out this book.
Librarian: Certainly, please return it in two weeks to avoid paying late fees.
Bob: No problem.
OK that's all for this month I think. Have a great weekend!
Phil
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