07 – Find vs. Find out – Happy English Podcast

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In today’s podcast, you’re going to find out how to use the verb “find” and the phrasal verb “find out.” These two are similar, but actually have different meanings and uses.
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  1. 1. Michael’s sister found a chinese restaurant. 2. The chef is from Taiwan and the waiter is from Shanghai. I found this podcast really good 🙂 plus, I’d be really glad if you did a podcast about the differences between in/on/at, which I think every non-native english speaker confuse in some way or another…

  2. 1. His sister found a chinese restaurant.
    2. The chef is from Taiwan and waiter is from shanghai

  3. 1. The person from example and his sister found the chinese restaurant . I didn’t get who that person was.
    2. The chef is from Taiwan and the waiter is from Shanghai.

  4. 1.That was a Chinese restaurant where was found by your sister.
    2.The chef is from Taiwan and the waiter’s from Shanghai.
    I find the Podcast through my group on LinkedIn site.

  5. Hi Michael. Nice podcast, I don´t know the diferents bewteen this two words. I found a good restaurant to eat seefood during my vacation trip in Guadalajara and I found out the owner is from Colombia…

    1. Michael´s sister found a chinese restaurant. She found the restaurant first than him.
    2. In the restaurant the waiter is from Shanghai and the Chef is from Taiwam

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