Phrasal Verb - to come out (12 definitions with examples)

This phrasal verb was so hard to record because there are TWELVE definitions! Make sure to watch all the way to the end because some of the later definitions are used A LOT.

In the video, I used an idiom and two other phrasal verbs. If you didn’t know them, check them out here:
- To have skeletons in the closet    • Idiom - to have skeletons in the closet  
- To find out    • Phrasal Verb - to find out  
- To hang out    • Phrasal Verb - to hang out and a hangout  

If you need some practice with the expressions from my video, make sure to check out my Patreon for weekly practice exercises:   / englishwithliane  

And don’t miss my other videos:
- Idiom Playlist:    • Idioms with Liane  
- Phrasal Verb Playlist:    • Phrasal Verbs with Liane  

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