Phrasal verb · A2 · Neutral · Everyday life
find out
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Meaning
To learn a fact or get information that you did not know before.
Examples
- I want to find out the time of the film.
- She found out the answer on the internet.
- Did you find out who won the game?
How to use it
Find out is about information. You can say find out about something, or find out + a question word such as who, what, or when. Use find for things you lose and then see again.
Common mistake
Not: I found out my keys under the sofa.
Say: I found my keys under the sofa. (Use find for objects. Use find out for facts.)
Last updated 20 October 2026