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Meaning of "branched out" #1 (permalink) Sat Dec 02, 2006 14:25 pm   Meaning of "branched out"
 

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #84 "ESL Prepositions", question 8

The clothing manufacturer recently branched ......... into sport's wear.

(a) out
(b) in
(c) off
(d) back

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #84 "ESL Prepositions", answer 8

The clothing manufacturer recently branched out into sport's wear.

Correct answer: (a) out

Your answer was: correct
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hi,

why "branched out"?

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Meaning of "branched out" #2 (permalink) Sat Dec 02, 2006 14:31 pm   Meaning of "branched out"
 

Hi,

The sense of 'branch out' here is try a new market. If for example a shop that usually only sells food and newspapers decides also to sell electrical goods as well. it is said to be 'branching out into a new market.'

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Meaning of "branched out" #3 (permalink) Wed Mar 18, 2009 15:12 pm   Meaning of "branched out"
 

Please tell me what is the difference between:''branch out'' and ''branch off'', because these expressions translated into Polish mean the same.
And tell me in the addition, I should write:,,Please tell me what is difference between:...'' or ,,Please tell me what the difference is between:...''
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Meaning of "branched out" #4 (permalink) Sun Dec 20, 2009 0:14 am   Meaning of "branched out"
 

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Hi Saneta

1. Branch off is usually used when a road forks off or separates from another road:

A passage branching off from the main road.

2. Use 'Please tell me what the difference is....' because that's the correct form in an indirect question.

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