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Tenacious Learner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences right? (take off)
Hi teachers,
In this case, it's optional to separate 'off', except with the object pronoun 'them', right?
a) I'll take the old magazines off from the shelves.
b) I'll take off the old magazines from the shelves.
a) I'll take them off from the shelves.
Thanks in advance.
In this case, it's optional to separate 'off', except with the object pronoun 'them', right?
a) I'll take the old magazines off from the shelves.
b) I'll take off the old magazines from the shelves.
a) I'll take them off from the shelves.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
These are correct: I’ll take the old magazines off the shelves. I’ll take them off the shelves .
- These are correct: I’ll take the old magazines off the shelves.
- I’ll take them off the shelves .
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These are correct:
I’ll take the old magazines off the shelves.
I’ll take them off the shelves.
I’ll take the old magazines off the shelves.
I’ll take them off the shelves.
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Hi AG,
Thank you for your reply. I've read in some on line webs that it is separable.
Why it is not in the original sentence.
TL
Thank you for your reply. I've read in some on line webs that it is separable.
Why it is not in the original sentence.
TL
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