Test and try out?

[Beeesneees]

I hadn't bothered looking at the example. It seems that it doesn't match their definition.
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[Kati Svaby]

http://books.google.hu/books?id=3Mt6I-jiLecC&pg=PA82&lpg=PA82&dq=What+is+the+difference+between+bring+sth+out+?+bring+out+sth+?&source=bl&ots=XVQKs2DfWT&

Hi Bz,

If I know well if in the dictionary is written: 'add sth up' this doesn't mean that I have to put the object direct after put.Look at it: add sth up I say: When I add up everything...It means that if I substitute the object direct with pronouns used as direct or indirect objects I have to put them after put. In this case : When I put them up...
Another example:in the dictionary: actsth out; exp: The children acted out the verse. or The children acted it out.etc.
In practical English Grammar /A.J.Thomson and A.V. Martinet T/ Position of pronoun object of phrasal verbs:pay back the money or pay it back
the sth shows where I have to put the pronoun.

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Kati
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[Beeesneees]

Depending on the sentence, the noun can come in different places (my post from last May was a little misleading, sorry - I didn't mean literally between 'test' and 'out').

To test sth out / to test out sth
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