Phrasal Verb: Find out
English Meaning: Discover information
Hindi Meaning: पता लगाना
The phrasal verb “find out” means to discover information or learn something that was previously unknown.
What Does “Find out” Mean?
“Find out” means:
- Discover information
→ किसी जानकारी का पता लगाना
In Hindi:
- पता लगाना
How to Use “Find out” in Sentences
Example 1: I need to find out where she lives.
Hindi: मुझे यह पता लगाना है कि वह कहां रहती है।
Example 2: We will find out the results tomorrow.
Hindi: हम कल परिणाम पता लगाएंगे।
Example 3: Did you find out what happened at the meeting?
Hindi: क्या आपको पता चला कि बैठक में क्या हुआ था?
Example 4: She found out the truth after a long investigation.
Hindi: उसने एक लंबी जांच के बाद सच्चाई का पता लगाया।
Example 5: Can you find out who called me last night?
Hindi: क्या आप पता लगा सकते हैं कि कल रात मुझे किसने कॉल किया था?
Common Mistakes When Using “Find out”
Incorrect: I will find it out what happened.
Correct: I will find out what happened.
(“Find out” is used to refer to discovering information.)
Incorrect: She found out the answer yesterday. Correct: She found out the answer yesterday.
(“Find out” refers to discovering something, not simply stating it.)
Questions for Test
- What does “find out” mean?
- Translate: “I need to find out more details about the project.”
- Can “find out” be used for both positive and negative discoveries?
- Use “find out” in a sentence where you discover information.
- What is the difference between “find out” and “figure out”?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can “find out” be used in the past tense?
Yes, “find out” can be used in the past tense, such as: “I found out about the event last week.”
Is “find out” the same as “discover”?
“Find out” refers to the act of discovering something, often through inquiry or investigation, while “discover” can refer to finding something new, often unexpectedly.
Can “find out” be used in questions?
Yes, “find out” is commonly used in questions, such as: “How did you find out about the news?”
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