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Apple cobra Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Get off or get off of
Hi,
I think I've heard both expressions, get off me and get off of me. I'm asking, which one is correct?
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To me, "off of" sounds absolutely horrible. I recommend never using it. Use "off" instead.
- To me, "off of" sounds absolutely horrible.
- I recommend never using it.
- Use "off" instead.
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To me, "off of" sounds absolutely horrible. I recommend never using it. Use "off" instead.
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