go out
- get out - get off
‘go out’
When you leave a building or room, you usually say that you go out of it or go out
He threw down his napkin and went out of the room.
I went out into the garden.
‘get out’
When you leave a car, you say that you get out of it or get out.
We got out of the taxi at the station.
I got out and examined the right rear wheel.
You also say that you get out of a lift, plane, or small boat.
‘get off’
When you leave a bus or train, you say that you get off.
When the train stopped, he got off.
Get off at the next stop.
You can also say that you get off a plane.
Be careful
You never say that someone ‘goes out’ of any kind of vehicle.
You never say that someone ‘goes out’ of any kind of vehicle.
leaving with difficulty
If you leave a building or room with difficulty, you say that you get out of it or get out.
I managed to get out through a window.