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Sarah
move out "of" or "from" somewhere
I'm leaving A town
should I use move out "of" or move out "from" A
I feel like "from" is correct, but seems like "of" is the right one
can anyone tell me why?
thanks
2018年3月7日 13:56
回答 · 4
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Both could be used.
I'm moving out of this town soon.
I'm moving from here soon.
2018年3月7日
2
"Out of" is the opposite of "into". Both indicate movement in a certain direction.
If you have moved out of a place, this means that you are no longer living in it.
2018年3月7日
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I'm moving out of town.
I'm moving away from town.
Both are correct, as long as they are joined with the correct preposition, 'out of' or 'away from'.
A slight variation would be 'out from', as in 'out from under'. For example: I am moving away from my hometown to get out from under my parent's watchful eyes.
2018年3月7日
from indicates separation in the sentence
2018年3月7日
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