“Going from the kitchen to the back steps, he walked ________ the door.” (Pointing gesture) [Early QRs: Other ways of saying ‘out’—”He walked ________ the door (through!)”]
| THROUGH | 538 |
| OUT | 463 |
| OUT OF | 91 |
| PAST | 9 |
| NR | 6 |
| STRAIGHT THROUGH | 5 |
| OUT THROUGH | 4 |
| OUTEN | 4 |
| BY | 3 |
| TO | 3 |
| OUT BACK | 2 |
| OUTSIDE | 2 |
| RIGHT THROUGH | 2 |
| ACROSS | 1 |
| AWAY | 1 |
| BEYOND | 1 |
| ON BEYOND THE | 1 |
| OUT AT | 1 |
| OUTDOOR | 1 |
| OUTDOORS | 1 |
| OUTSIDE OF | 1 |
| PASS | 1 |
| RIGHT OUT | 1 |
| STRAIGHT OUT OF | 1 |
| THEW | 1 |
| TOWARD | 1 |
| TOWARDS | 1 |
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