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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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I'm going to .........(disconnect) my inetnet until my exams over

I'm going to ......... internet for a while until my exam is over.

Please fill up the blank and correct the sentence.

Actually, I'm looking up for the word which mean "disconnected the internet". I mean I asked my ISP to disconnect internet for a while or something like that. I don't think the word "disconnect" itself is correct here because "disconnect" sounds temporary disconnection like "I have just clicked the 'disconnect' button in the dialog box" .
  

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Hello I'm going to stay off the internet for a while until my exam is over. Something like that? Could you rephrase your question please?

— Dokterjokkebrok

  • Hello I'm going to stay off the internet for a while until my exam is over.
  • Something like that?
  • Could you rephrase your question please?
  • I think I may be able to answer it.
  • Kind regards Dokterjokkebrok
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Hello

I'm going to stay off the internet for a while until my exam is over. Something like that?

Could you rephrase your question please? I think I may be able to answer it.

Kind regards

Dokterjokkebrok
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From the information that you provided, I too would have said "stay off the internet".

CJ
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Thanks to both of you.
If I have Internet connection at home, I tend to play online games and chat with others, thus lose concentration on my studies and exams. So usually when my exam is around the corner, I ask my ISP to disconnect my connection, or else I won't renew my account after it expires.

But if I say, "I'm going to disconnect my internet until my exam gets over", other pe
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'I'm going to cancel my internet provider/service for a while until my exam is over'?
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