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AABB1 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Off track vs Off the track

Does "Off track" mean the same as "Off the track" from a idiomatic standpoint?

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Yes, I suppose so. Do you have a sentence in mind?
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Thanks for the reply MM! I had actually posted this as an anonymous thread and was not able to find my post. I managed to find the first post eventually and Clive had gotten back to me. The sentence I had in mind was "I read too many articles on project and some of them put me off track". Did I convey that some of the articles deviate me from what I'm actually supposed to do?

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"I read too many articles on project and some of them put me off track". Did I convey that some of the articles deviate me from what I'm actually supposed to do?-- Yes, that seems right to me.
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OK. Thanks again MM.
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