To me, the first sentence suggests that it was done with Jessica´s knowledge, while the second implies that it was done surreptitiously. I think that your question cannot be answered, as we are talking about two different situations."How much did he take out from Jessica's account."
OR
"How much did he get out from Jessica's account."
Which one is more frequently used?
To me, the first sentence suggests that it was done with Jessica´s knowledge, while the second implies that it was done surreptitiously. I think that your question cannot be answered, as we are talking about two different situations.
You should omit out in both sentences.
To me, the first sentence suggests that it was done with Jessica´s knowledge, while the second implies that it was done surreptitiously. I think that your question cannot be answered, as we are talking about two different situations.
You should omit out in both sentences.
So the second example implies that someone hacked into her account or withdrew money from it without her knowing it.?
That´s how I see it. Fivejedjon disagrees, so clearly this is an issue of individual interpretation. I think both points of view are valid. Of course, the intent could be clarified if the examples were presented in a broader context.So the second example implies that someone hacked into her account or withdrew money from it without her knowing it.?