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Happened vs. occurred? | What's the difference between "Don't worry" and "Don't care"?
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Test and try out? Mon Oct 25, 2004 19:52 pm  Test and try out?		  
Test No. incompl/elem-25 "On my Mobile", question 1

Hello - I'm just ......... out my new mobile.

(a) testing
(b) probing
(c) finding
(d) trying

Test No. incompl/elem-25 "On my Mobile", answer 1

Hello - I'm just trying out my new mobile.

Correct answer: (d) trying

Your answer was: incorrect
Hello - I'm just testing out my new mobile.
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Test and try out Mon Oct 25, 2004 20:10 pm  Test and try out		  
The verb to test is usually followed by an object (a noun), not a preposition (for example out).
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