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English. To hang out. To hang out. H-A-N-g-o---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- with their friends on Friday night. They want to meet, maybe go shopping, go to a restaurant, go to a movie.

They want to go do something, go drinking, go dancing.

Some students like to use the verb play.

Hey, let's play on Friday.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Not in English. Do not use the word play, especially as an adult. If you say play, it refers to a game.

It sounds a little childish. Now, if you want to play soccer, or if you want to play a board game, or if you want to play a video game, that's okay.

But if you want to meet your friends, have some pizza and talk and do something in that case don't say play say hang out let's hang out you got it very important let's check out the dialogue let's hang out at the

dialogue let's hang out at the mall today.

Oh, why?

Let's just hang out at home.

Home is boring.

The mall is the same.

Staring at people and eating junk food.

Boring.

Starbucks?

Okay.

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