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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Cut off

Is this sentence correct:



"I wish I could cut off sugar completely from my diet, but my will power is not so strong."

  

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You cut things "out of" your diet, not "off from". "Willpower" is one word. "So" sounds like it should be "that" or "very".

— Anonymous

  • You cut things "out of" your diet, not "off from".
  • "Willpower" is one word.
  • "So" sounds like it should be "that" or "very".
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You cut things "out of" your diet, not "off from". "Willpower" is one word. "So" sounds like it should be "that" or "very".

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"cut out", not "cut off".

I wish I could cut sugar out of my diet completely, but my will power is not that strong.

CJ

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