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JaxTeller Posted 15 years ago
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Jump off a building, jump from a building

Is there a difference between Jumping off a building and '' jumping from a building''. If so, when do I use which one?

I've seen both versions until now.

And which is correct: sound coming from the speakers or '' sound coming out of the speakers''

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Is there a difference between Jumping off a building and '' jumping from a building''. If so, when do I use which one? -- That should give you a clue that you can use either one usually.

— Mister Micawber

  • Is there a difference between Jumping off a building and '' jumping from a building''.
  • If so, when do I use which one?
  • -- That should give you a clue that you can use either one usually.
  • 'Off' would probably be from the top; 'from' could be from the top or a lower floor.
  • And which is correct: sound coming from the speakers or '' sound coming out of the speakers''-- Again, either will work; their intent is the same.
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Is there a difference between Jumping off a building and '' jumping from a building''. If so, when do I use which one? I've seen both versions until now.-- That should give you a clue that you can use either one usually. 'Off' would probably be from the top; 'from' could be from the top or a lower floor.

And which is correct: sound coming from the speakers or '' sou
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