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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Get off (from) work
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get off or get off work : to finish working and leave the place where you work
I get off early on Fridays.
I got off work early last Thursday so I could see the parade.
Is it possible to say "got off from work" to mean "got off work"?
get off or get off work : to finish working and leave the place where you work
I get off early on Fridays.
I got off work early last Thursday so I could see the parade.
Is it possible to say "got off from work" to mean "got off work"?
Top answer
It is. The version not using "from" is the more often used.
- It is.
- The version not using "from" is the more often used.
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