Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

47.1 go out (present tense)

47.1.1 Trevor is talking to his friend, Rob about the amount of socializing each of them

does.

Trevor: I don’t go out nearly as much as I did in my college days.

Rob:  Me,  neither.  I’m  lucky  if  I  have  time  to  go  out  once  a  month  these

days.

Trevor: I know. Work is so tiring. I just want to sleep when I get home.

Rob: Tell me about it.

47.1.2 Vanessa is talking to her sister, Ruth, about being a new parent.

Ruth: So, how’re you doing?

Vanessa: I’m ok. Just tired. So tired. Being a new mom is tough.

Ruth: I know.

Vanessa: Pat and I haven’t had time to see our friends for weeks.

Ruth:  Why  don’t  you  let  me  babysit  one  evening  and  then  you  and  Pat

can go out .

Vanessa:  That  would  be  nice.  I’m  still  a  bit  nervous  about  leaving  her.

Maybe in a couple of months.

Ruth: Whenever. You just say the word.

Vanessa: Thanks.