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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Off or across
The balls are bouncing off/across the walls.
I am assuming only 'off' would be right, but would like to know whether other words can be used also.
Thank you.
I am assuming only 'off' would be right, but would like to know whether other words can be used also.
Thank you.
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Stick with the preposition you know is right. Rover
- Stick with the preposition you know is right.
- Rover
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Thanks, Rover. But is 'off' at least correct? I just want to use more prepositions, if possible.
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'Off' is correct.
'I threw the ball at the wall and it bounced back.'
'I threw the ball on the floor and it bounced up.'
'I threw the ball at the wall and it bounced back.'
'I threw the ball on the floor and it bounced up.'
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