දරුවොත් එක්ක ඉංග්‍රීසියෙන් කථාකරන්න වාක්‍ය 60 ක් | How to Speak in English with Kids

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[@nangabnew7775]

Don't say "Don't play in. the sun" Say don't play out in the sun. Am I write?

[@EnglishwithSusanthaRanchagoda]

Yes. Your sentence "Don't play out in the sun" is also correct. Adding "out" emphasizes being outdoors, but it’s not strictly necessary unless you want to stress that aspect. Both versions work depending on the context:
• "Don't play in the sun" (Focuses on avoiding the sun specifically.)
• "Don't play out in the sun" (Highlights avoiding playing outdoors in sunny conditions.)