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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
Heads out/off?
Mike is in a McDonald's. He gets up from his chair and takes off. What should it be?
Mike gets up and heads out/off.
Do both mean to take off?
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Mike gets up and heads out. Head off means to block or prevent someone from doing something.
- Mike gets up and heads out.
- Head off means to block or prevent someone from doing something.
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Mike gets up and heads out.
Head off means to block or prevent someone from doing something.
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