Print, Help, Send / Print out, Help out, Send out

Let us help you out with 3 English Phrasal Verbs for Work

 

- Hey, Aubrey How's it going today, How you doing?

 

- Print vs. Print out

: Interchangeable. Can you print this please? = Can you print out this please? = Can you print this out please?

Both means the same.

 

- Help vs. Help out

: Can you help me? = Can you help me out?

Interchangeable. It doesn't add a lot of value. The phrasal verb version is a bit informal. But really not different.

 

- Send vs. Send out

: Can you send out that email today? = Can you send that email today?

Slightly different but it's negligible. Send out is more informal but doesn't matter. You can use that either.

 

** Let's do a roleplay for our listeners **

A: Thanks for helping me out. There's so much to do.

B: No problem, I printed out a to-do list so we can cross things off as we finish them.

A: Good idea. I sent out an invitation email this morning so you can mark that off.

B: Awesome. So how can I help?

A: Actually, Can you print the name tags?

B: For sure. Send me the guest list then I'll take care of it.

 

- Difference btw Send / Send out 

"Send out" means sending sth without specifying who is being sent to.

"Send" is more about 1 to 1.

 

(마무리 인사)

A: Fun to be on the podcast with you as always.

B: Yes absolutely. I'll see you next time Linsey.

A: Talk to you soon, take care.

 

 

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