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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Off or off from.

A. I cut that piece of paper off the green book.
B. I cut that piece of paper off from the green book.
C. What did you cut that piece of paper off from?
D. What did you cut that piece of paper off?

Are they all correct?
  

Top answer

A. I cut that piece of paper off the green book. No.

— Clive

  • A.
  • I cut that piece of paper off the green book.
  • No.
  • I cut it out of the green book.
  • B.
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A. I cut that piece of paper off the green book. No. I cut it out of the green book.
B. I cut that piece of paper off from the green book. No. See above.
C. What did you cut that piece of paper off from? off or from
D. What did you cut that piece of paper off? OK
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Could you check these corrected sentence?
A. I cut that piece of paper off the page 27 of the green book.
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A. I cut that piece of paper off the page 27 of the green book.
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Could you check this one, please?
I cut that piece of paper off from page 27 of the green book.
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Say 'off' or 'from', but not both.
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