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Length 9 min
Level B1
Accent American
Chapters 8
Elena and Marcus show you how to use check out to borrow library books, get media lab gear, and pay for school supplies.
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Elena I need to check out these three books for our study group before the library closes.
Guide Today we learn the phrasal verb check out.
Guide To check out means to borrow something for a short time.
Guide People often use this phrase at a library or a school.
Guide You can check out books, movies, or computer tools.
Guide Now let us look at the grammar of this phrase.
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