Question

2033 ✗ She suddenly stood up and ran out of the room. She suddenly stood up and ran out [[of]] the room. of | from

Accepted Answer

out She suddenly stood up and ran out from the room. She suddenly stood up and ran out [[from]] the room. of verb of movement + out: 'I'm afraid Mr Baker has just gone out.'verb of movement + out of + somewhere (NOT out or out from ): 'I've just seen Mr Baker going out of the building.'In informal conversation, out is sometimes used instead of out of: 'I saw someone jump out the window.' However, careful users consider this to be incorrect.

Idx	2033
Keyword	out
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	She suddenly stood up and ran out from the room.
Correct Sentence	She suddenly stood up and ran out of the room.
Cloze Error Sentence	She suddenly stood up and ran out [[from]] the room.
Cloze Sentence	She suddenly stood up and ran out [[of]] the room.
Cloze Answer	of
Choices	of \| from
Explanation	verb of movement + out: 'I'm afraid Mr Baker has just gone out.' verb of movement + out of + somewhere (NOT out or out from ): 'I've just seen Mr Baker going out of the building.' In informal conversation, out is sometimes used instead of out of: 'I saw someone jump out the window.' However, careful users consider this to be incorrect.

Suddenly Stood Ran Room Verb Movement Mr Baker