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Discover Ludwig"are going out" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an action or event that is currently taking place or will take place in the future. Example: - "We are going out for dinner tonight." - "The students are going out to play in the park." - "I can't believe they are going out of business." - "They are going out of town for the weekend." - "Are you and your friends going out to the movies tonight?".
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She and Philip are going out, apparently.
"The fires are going out, it's true".
Cameroon are going out with a whimper.
"We are going out and spending money".
"Members are going out on coupons".
Both are going out as it stands.
The lights are going out all over America — literally.
"The Marines are going out into the hinterlands," Maj.
Radio messages to that effect are going out, too.
"My brother and I are going out to seek adventure.
These days, people are going out more and spending more.
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