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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Got off of

The immigrants got off of the train in Germany.

got off of - is this correct?
  

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In my opinion it is wrong, but we had a discussion on here a while back about the use of off of and one of our members pointed out that it is widely used in American English. You can see the discussion at

— Blue Jay

  • In my opinion it is wrong, but we had a discussion on here a while back about the use of off of and one of our members pointed out that it is widely used in American English.
  • You can see the discussion at
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In my opinion it is wrong, but we had a discussion on here a while back about the use of off of and one of our members pointed out that it is widely used in American English. You can see the discussion at
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Blue Jayone of our members pointed out that it is widely used in American English.
Yes, it is common in American English.
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