Can you 'find out' how to use this phrasal verb? #shorts

The video explains the difference between 'find' and 'find out'. 'Find' refers to discovering an object, while 'find out' is about learning new information. Examples are provided to illustrate these differences. The video also introduces a course on learning 300 phrasal verbs in a month.

What is the primary difference between 'find' and 'find out'?

• Find is for information, find out is for objects.

• Both are used interchangeably.

• Find out is used for both objects and information.

• Find is used for objects, find out is for information.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'find out'?

• I found out a beautiful shell on the beach.

• I found out my keys under the couch.

• I found out a new restaurant nearby.

• I found out that the meeting is canceled.

How can you use 'find out' in the context of a question?

• I can find out a new place to visit.

• I can find out a new hobby.

• I can find out the answer by asking someone.

• I can find out my lost pen.

What is the purpose of the phrasal verb booster course mentioned?

• To learn 300 phrasal verbs in a month.

• To learn how to find objects.

• To find out the meaning of 'find'.

• To discover new places.

Where can you find more information about the phrasal verb booster course?

• By asking a friend.

• By searching on Google.

• By clicking the link in the bio.

• In the video description.