Did you get it right? Let me know if you chose A or B in the comments. Let's look at the vocabulary used in this test. In the video, I say: "Number 44 has even left out a bicycle”. "Leave something out" is a very common phrasal verb. It means to fail to put something away where it belongs, usually leaving it exposed or outside. Example: I left my shoes out in the rain, and now they are ruined. #english #englishclass #englishteacher
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