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Zwqing Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Dispose of/off
Hi, I need help...
1) An entity plans to dispose of a group of asset.
2) An entity plans to dispose off a group of asset.
Which sentence is correct? If both are correct, can I know if there are any differences in usage? Thanks in advance..
1) An entity plans to dispose of a group of asset.
2) An entity plans to dispose off a group of asset.
Which sentence is correct? If both are correct, can I know if there are any differences in usage? Thanks in advance..
Top answer
dispose of a group of assets
- dispose of a group of assets
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