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Walk out the house vs Walk out of the house

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Walk out of the house' is the more common and natural way to express leaving a house. 'Walk out the house' is less common and may be used in informal speech or certain dialects.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 7945 views

Walk out the house

This phrase is less common and may be considered informal or dialectical.

This phrase is less common and may be used in informal speech or certain dialects. It is a variation of 'walk out of the house.'
  • All I had to do was walk out of the house and go with them.
  • I pray I walk out of the house and get struck by lightning.
  • If you were my daughter, I wouldn't just let you walk out of the house with some guy I don't know.
  • As I walk out of the house from my Wi-Fi hotspot into the cellular network on a call with my wife - look at the upper left. That's the Wi-Fi signal.
  • Every time I walk out of the house in the morning he says, "Daddy, how far you love me?"
  • I thought I'd just walk out to the guest house if you two were still busy with the wedding plans.
  • She didn't just walk out of the house that night, did she?
  • Every time I walk out of the house in the morning he says, "Daddy, how far you love me?"
  • l must have been, for it would've been easy enough, you would think, just to walk out of the house one day when she was out, walk out forever and leave no word of farewell. diana:
  • Ali, you can't just walk out of your house with a bag of clothes.
  • Lately, I feel like every time someone walks out of this house... there's a chance they may not make it back home.
  • Someday you'll walk out of this house and do everything just the way you want... on your own, free.
  • You let a boy walk out of this house... with no idea the real world he'd be facing.
  • You saw me walk out of her house and get the cab.
  • Why would she willingly forsake her family... walk out of her house...
  • Either that or take your pack and walk out of this house without a shilling!
  • Tell me this is something that you are willing to do, and you and I will walk out of this house together, announce our partnership to the street, and prepare to set sail for Nassau.
  • Why should he walk out of his own house and all the way around the corner... just to get back to where he started from?
  • I'm not up on the law, but is it against the law to walk out of someone's house with what they own?
  • You will walk out as far as you can, in three separate directions keeping the house in your sights.

Alternatives:

  • walk out of the house
  • leave the house
  • exit the house
  • step out of the house
  • get out of the house

Walk out of the house

This is the more common and natural way to express leaving a house.

This phrase is the more common and natural way to express leaving a house. It is widely used in both spoken and written English.
  • All I had to do was walk out of the house and go with them.
  • I pray I walk out of the house and get struck by lightning.
  • If you were my daughter, I wouldn't just let you walk out of the house with some guy I don't know.
  • Every time I walk out of the house in the morning he says, "Daddy, how far you love me?"
  • She didn't just walk out of the house that night, did she?
  • l must have been, for it would've been easy enough, you would think, just to walk out of the house one day when she was out, walk out forever and leave no word of farewell. diana:
  • As I walk out of the house from my Wi-Fi hotspot into the cellular network on a call with my wife - look at the upper left. That's the Wi-Fi signal.
  • Every time I walk out of the house in the morning he says, "Daddy, how far you love me?"
  • Ali, you can't just walk out of your house with a bag of clothes.
  • Lately, I feel like every time someone walks out of this house... there's a chance they may not make it back home.
  • Someday you'll walk out of this house and do everything just the way you want... on your own, free.
  • You let a boy walk out of this house... with no idea the real world he'd be facing.
  • You saw me walk out of her house and get the cab.
  • Why would she willingly forsake her family... walk out of her house...
  • Either that or take your pack and walk out of this house without a shilling!
  • Tell me this is something that you are willing to do, and you and I will walk out of this house together, announce our partnership to the street, and prepare to set sail for Nassau.
  • Why should he walk out of his own house and all the way around the corner... just to get back to where he started from?
  • I thought I'd just walk out to the guest house if you two were still busy with the wedding plans.
  • I'm not up on the law, but is it against the law to walk out of someone's house with what they own?
  • You will walk out as far as you can, in three separate directions keeping the house in your sights.

Alternatives:

  • walk out the door
  • walk out of the room
  • walk out of the building
  • walk out of the office
  • walk out of the store

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