1. grow out of something
   Transitive, Inseparable
   Meaning: get too big for
   Example: Babies grow out of clothing so quickly!
2. grow into something
   Transitive, Inseparable
   Meaning: grow big enough to fit
   Example: These pants are too big for him now, but he’ll grow into them soon.
3. Hand something down
   Transitive, Intransitive, Separable
   Meaning: give something used to someone
   Example:  My mom saved some things to hand down to my sisters and I.

When I was a child I never had new clothes because I was the youngest and my mom would wait for my older sisters to grow out of their clothes so that she could hand down the clothes to me and I could grow into them.

1. fall apart
   Intransitive
   Meaning: break into pieces
   Example: My new soccer cleats fell apart after just a few games!

1. go out
   Intransitive
   Meaning: leave home and go to a social event
   Example: It’s Friday night.  Let’s go out!

   How many nights a week do you go out?

2. go out with someone
   Transitive, Inseparable
   Meaning: date
   Example: She has been going out with him since last year.

In the United States, it is normal for a couple to go out with one another for 2-3 years before getting married.  Is it the same in your native country?

1. count on someone/something
   Transitive, Inseparable
   Meaning: rely on
   Example: I know that I can count on my best friend to cheer me up.

Did you know that the average Facebook user has 262 confirmed friends?  I wonder how many of those friends he/she can count on?