Daily life
be out and about
be outside doing things
If people are out and about, they are outside visiting places and doing different activities.
Hear it in real life
How's your grandfather now?
Much better - he's out and about again.
It was lovely to see everyone out and about in the town centre.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: She's out and about from the house today.
Say: She's out and about today.
Use "out and about" on its own when you mean that someone is moving around outside, not "from the house."
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
be out and about; get out and about
Your turn: say it out loud
It was lovely to see everyone out and about in the town centre.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
be out and about
be outside doing things
“It was lovely to see everyone out and about in the town centre.”
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