Cool MateMeaning of Find out
To discover or learn information that was previously unknown.
In simple words: To learn something that was not known before.
Find out in a sentence
- I need to find out where he went last night.
- She will find out the results of the test tomorrow.
- Can you find out who is responsible for this?
- We found out that the event was canceled.
- He finally found out the truth about his past.
- I’ll find out if they have any tickets left.
- They found out that the project would take longer than expected.
- The detective was able to find out the suspect's location.
How to use Find out
Use 'find out' when you discover new information. It is suitable in both formal and informal contexts.
Grammar pattern
find out + object
Memory hint
Think of 'finding' hidden information like a treasure hunt.
Related words
Collocations with Find out
- find out information
- find out the truth
- find out more
- find out details
- find out what
Common mistakes with Find out
- Confused with 'figure out' - they have different nuances.
- Incorrect use of tenses - remember to match past and present.
- Using 'find out' without an object - it should always be followed by something.
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Frequently asked questions about "Find out"
What does "Find out" mean?
To learn something that was not known before.
What is the definition of "Find out"?
To discover or learn information that was previously unknown.
How do you use "Find out" in a sentence?
I need to find out where he went last night.
Can you give another example of "Find out"?
She will find out the results of the test tomorrow.
What are synonyms for "Find out"?
Common alternatives include discover, learn, ascertain, determine, uncover.
What words go with "Find out"?
It commonly pairs with find out information, find out the truth, find out more, find out details, find out what.
What are common mistakes when using "Find out"?
Confused with 'figure out' - they have different nuances. Incorrect use of tenses - remember to match past and present. Using 'find out' without an object - it should always be followed by something.
How do you pronounce "Find out"?
US: //faɪnd aʊt//, UK: //faɪnd aʊt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Find out"?
Use 'find out' when you discover new information. It is suitable in both formal and informal contexts.