In this lesson, learn how to use "figure out" and "find out". Both "figure out" and "find out" are two very common phrasal verbs in English. They have very similar meanings, but they're not interchangeable. You can often use both in a sentence and the sentence will be grammatically correct. However, the meaning of the sentence changes. By the end of the lesson, you'll feel confident using "figure out" and "find out". Watch the lesson now... | JForrest English

Swap “discover” ❌ for the phrasal verb “find out” ✅ ✨ Meaning: to learn or become aware of something. ✅ “I discovered the truth yesterday.” ➡️ “I found out the truth yesterday.” ✅ “She discovered that he was lying.” ➡️ “She found out that he was lying.” ✅ “They discovered a new café in town.” ➡️ “They found out about a new café in town.” ✅ “He discovered the answer to the problem.” ➡️ “He found out the answer to the problem.” ✅ “We discovered an interesting fact during the lesson.” ➡️ “We found