outgrown your shoes

[piousoul]

Your feet have outgrown your shoes, Let's go buy a new pair of shoes tonight.


Does it sound better to utter, "You have outgrown your shoes?"

Or what else could native speakers say to express this idea?

Thanks.

[queenbu]

You could also say 'Your shoes don't fit you any more. You need a bigger size.'

[Tdol]

You could say 'you've grown out of your shoes'. I use 'outgrow' for becoming too mature or old for something rather than too big physically.

[piousoul]

You could say 'you've grown out of your shoes'.
I use 'outgrow' for becoming too mature or old for something rather than too big physically.

Thanks ,Tdol, for the feedback.
You've grown out of your shoes; does it sound odd to say:

Your feet have grown out of your shoes.

Thanks.

[BobK]

Thanks ,Tdol, for the feedback.
You've grown out of your shoes; does it sound odd to say:

Your feet have grown out of your shoes.

Thanks.

Yes, very odd. It sounds as if the shoes are far too small, and the feet have burst through.

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