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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Cut me off a length of the rope.
"Cut me off a length of the rope."
Is the sentence above correct and natural?
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It's natural in many dialects and understandable to most native speakers. In standard English, we'd say 'Cut a length of the rope off for me'.
- It's natural in many dialects and understandable to most native speakers.
- In standard English, we'd say 'Cut a length of the rope off for me'.
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It's natural in many dialects and understandable to most native speakers.
In standard English, we'd say 'Cut a length of the rope off for me'.
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