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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Off the roof/off the building/over the edge
(A guy is on the rooftop of a tall building.)
Angry, he grabs a chair and throws it off the roof/off the building/over the edge.
What would be most natural to write here? It doesn't have to be one of my suggestions. Thanks.
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As usual, your first try is again the best. I'd use 'off the roof' or 'over the edge'. 'building' doesn't work for me.
- As usual, your first try is again the best.
- I'd use 'off the roof' or 'over the edge'.
- 'building' doesn't work for me.
- CJ
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As usual, your first try is again the best.
I'd use 'off the roof' or 'over the edge'. 'building' doesn't work for me.
CJ
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