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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
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Can i use "take it off" and"put it off" as a same meaning?
Can i use "take it off" and"put it off" as a same meaning? or
Do they mean same nuance of action or not?
i knew they are used for describing the aspect (progress) of wearing.
right? that is why i ask that i want to know the using of two basic verb between take and put"
i hope you help me out~
Do they mean same nuance of action or not?
i knew they are used for describing the aspect (progress) of wearing.
right? that is why i ask that i want to know the using of two basic verb between take and put"
i hope you help me out~
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If you have a hat and you put it on , you are then wearing the hat. If you take it off , you are no longer wearing the hat. You cannot put it off , though this phrasal verb exists, with a different meaning.
- If you have a hat and you put it on , you are then wearing the hat.
- If you take it off , you are no longer wearing the hat.
- You cannot put it off , though this phrasal verb exists, with a different meaning.
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If you have a hat and you put it on, you are then wearing the hat. If you take it off, you are no longer wearing the hat. You cannot put it off, though this phrasal verb exists, with a different meaning.
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