Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

15.7 have found out (present perfect)

15.7.1 Emily is speaking with her colleague, Tess on the phone.

Emily:  Hi  Tess.  Who  is  coming  to  the  meeting  with  Venture  Systems

tomorrow?

Tess: I haven’t heard from John, yet. I’ll email you a list when I’ve  found

out who’s coming.

Emily: Great. Thanks.

Tess: No problem.

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Exercises

Fill in the blanks in the following conversations with the correct form of “find out”:

1.

A: How can I ______ where to buy organic eggs near here?

B: I’d just Google it or use Siri.

A: Ok. I’ll do that.

2.

A: What have you done? That was mom’s favorite cup.

B: It was an accident. I didn’t mean to break it.

A: When she _____ , she’s going to get so mad.

3.

A: Hey, do you fancy going to see a movie?

B: Sure. I’ll ______ what’s on.

4.

A: Dave’s girlfriend ______ he’s been cheating on her!

B: No way! I’m shocked. I didn’t think Dave would do something like that.

5.

A: Which of the famous sites are we going to see today?

B: I thought we could go to the Acropolis.

A: Sounds good. How do we get there from here?

B:  I’m  not  sure.  I’ve  ______  the  times  of  buses  leaving  the  hotel,  but  I

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need to ask the front desk which bus we should catch.

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