curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656cc73e6b1c6811a73b04bb.md
Going out refers to leaving a particular place, such as an office, to do an activity in another place, like eating. The opposite is eating here, which means stay and eat at the office.
What does going out mean in this context?
Exiting a building
While it can mean this, in the context it's more about where Sophie plans to eat.
Eating outside the office
Going to sleep
This is not related to the phrase in this context.
Being in a romantic relationship
Going out can mean this, but not in the context of the dialogue.
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