Edit Out for Dummies

Hey there! So, "edit out" is a term that we use when we want to remove something from a piece of writing or a video. It's like when you have a photo and you use a tool to delete or erase parts of it that you don't want. In the same way, when we "edit out" something from a writing or a video, we're getting rid of that part to make it better or more clear.

Let me give you an example to help you understand better. Imagine you're writing a story and there's a part that doesn't really fit or make sense with the rest of the story. You would "edit out" that part to make the story flow better and be more enjoyable to read. Or, if you were making a video and there's a scene that doesn't really add anything to the story, you would "edit out" that scene to make the video more interesting.

So, "edit out" basically means to cut or remove something from a piece of writing or a video to improve it. It's like you have a big block of cheese and you want to cut out the parts that are moldy or don't taste good, so that you're left with the delicious and tasty parts. It's all about making things better and clearer by taking away what's not needed. I hope that helps you understand what "editing out" means!