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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

get off

If we get off by 8 p.m., we can catch the plane.

We got off in airport at 3 p.m.

I don't know how does he got off with the punishment of 6 years.

I will get this letter off by tomorrow so that you can receive it by day after tomorrow.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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, we can catch the plane. m. From the airport?

— Pieanne

  • , we can catch the plane.
  • m.
  • From the airport?
  • then it means "leave" I don't know how does he got off with the punishment of 6 years.
  • = to escape, but the aquamarine parts are not correct I will get this letter off by tomorrow so that you can receive it by day after tomorrow.
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User_garyIf we get off by 8 p.m., we can catch the plane. = to leave

We got off in airport at 3 p.m. From the airport? then it means "leave"

I don't know how does he got off with the punishment of 6 years. = to escape, but the aquamarine pa
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Thank you Pieanne.

We got off in airport at 3 p.m. From the airport?

No. I got off from the airplane.

I got off in airport from the airplane at 3 p.m.

Now is this correct?
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I'd say "I got off the airplane at 3 PM" (it's obvious you're in an airport) = to leave, to step out of a vehicle
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Hi guys,

airplane The word 'plane' is much more common, in my experience.

Clive
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