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Bookmark or Share- grammar - sell-out, sell out or sellout? - English Language Learners ...I see all three forms on Google Books, but I am wondering if one of them might be incorrect, or if all three forms are accepted by English linguists. I think only sellout and sell-out should be correct, but I am wondering about the third form. He's a sell out," shouted Belial as they sat in his Range Rover smoking more weed.
- tense - "I had read the book last year" wrong? - English Language ...The distinction in the words you are using is between: I read/was reading the book last year. and. I had read/been reading the book last year. This is the distinction between the simple past and the past perfect (and is indpendent of the choice of simple or continuous, which is why I have put both option in both sentences). The difference is ...
- meaning - What does 'sell out something' mean? - English Language ...Let's see: From Webster: " sell out verb. Definition of sell out (Entry 2 of 2) transitive verb. 1 : to sell the goods of (a debtor) in order to satisfy creditors. 2 : to sell security or commodity holdings of usually to satisfy an uncovered margin. 3a : to sell all the available tickets for sold out the concert.
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