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Chris2010 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

"burden off of you" or "burden off you"

We can help prepare the necessary paperwork to take the burden off of you!

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We can help prepare the necessary paperwork to take the burden off you!

Please let em know which one is grammatically correct- Thx
  

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Both are grammatical, but of is unnecessary.

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  • Both are grammatical, but of is unnecessary.
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Both are grammatical, but of is unnecessary.
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