100 Phrasal Verb in 100 Days Day 71: TO COME OUT OF YOUR SHELL 🐚 Definition: To become less shy and more confident or social How to use it: • to come out of + your/someone's + shell Examples in different situations: • School: The new student finally came out of her shell after joining the drama club. • Work: He came out of his shell once he got comfortable with his new team. • Social: After moving to a new city, it took me months to come out of my shell. • Dating: She's very quiet at first, but she comes out of her shell on the second date. 💬 Question: What helped you come out of your shell? Was it a hobby, new friends, or something else?