curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-conversation-starters-in-the-break-room/657b1803cae7df58348e4e01.md
Go out with the team refers to leaving the usual place of work to spend time together, usually for social activities or team bonding.
What does Sarah mean in her sentence?
They often have to leave the office for work reasons.
Go out in this context is not about leaving for work tasks.
They leave the team permanently.
Going out with the team has nothing to do with leaving the team, it's about spending time together.
They go outside for breaks frequently.
The phrase implies more than just taking breaks.
They participate in social activities as a group sometimes.
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