"Get out!" can be used alone, that is, as a command, without any structure behind it, not even a reason, it emphasizes that the listener must leave the room, although it is rude, impolite. 'Go out!" usually follows another instruction. Ex: Tom! Go out and fetch the laundry! Tom! Go out and play! Tom! Go out and eat! / Tom! Go out to eat! Tom! Let's go out! 1. So can 'Go out!" be used alone as an imperative in the case of instructions? For example, I am escorting a prisoner out of the room, can I say: Go out! When he leaves the room, I continue to say: Turn left! 2. Can you give some exact context/situations where it can definitely be used in its bare form? Thank you very much!