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" I was put off (the idea of) going...". - English Only forum
" I'll take your bet, but I'll lay it off. " - English Only forum
" take the gun out of face or take the gun off my face? - English Only forum
>> Topic summary: Preposition - using <off of> rather than <off> - English Only forum
… and the music is off-the-hook great. - English Only forum
... off the charts. - English Only forum
... seen a car hit a motorcycle and drove off. - English Only forum
... went right off the top of the scale. Buried the needle. - English Only forum
..., so think it no harm to be <off>. - English Only forum
......They were chained up, but the thieves lift the whole thing into a van and drive off. - English Only forum
...he would <have taken><take> more time off on the weekend. - English Only forum
...said another driver told him he had seen a car drove off. - English Only forum
...the party was off - English Only forum
''off'' and ''into'' without a verb - English Only forum
''off'' vs ''away'' - English Only forum
''Off'' Vs ''Off to'' - English Only forum
''The'' is out in the sentence or take ''The'' off inside sentence - English Only forum
'back off' from the sports team - English Only forum
'dust off' vs 'brush up on' a language - English Only forum
'feeding off' vs. 'feeding on' - English Only forum
'firing shots off' - English Only forum
'fly off' and 'fall off' as adjectives - English Only forum
'head off to' vs 'head off for' - English Only forum
'it’ll be on' with the old Invisibility Cloak and 'off to' find out - English Only forum
'looking off' - English Only forum
'Off of' in British English - English Only forum
'off' to the right - English Only forum
'one off' - English Only forum
'put off' / 'put out' - English Only forum
'Quantum' in the sense of sometimes/off-and-on [quondam] - English Only forum
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