Brian L
May 31, 2025
Do you always say "I'm going out"? Want to sound more natural?
Try this phrase: "head out"
It means to leave or go somewhere, especially casually.
Example: "I’m going to head out now—see you later!"
This is a super common, natural phrase that native speakers use all the time instead of just saying “leave” or “go out.”
When do you usually head out?
Try this: "I usually head out around __________."
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