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Martinlee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Sign off and take off

Hi there,
Is the 'Sign off' and 'take off' changeable in the following sentence:

As it's Friday, I think I'll sign off early today.

Thabks
  

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martinlee Is the 'Sign off' and 'take off' changeable Do you mean 'interchangeable'? No: in order to sign off, one must first sign on. Only certain occupations or companies require a signature upon arrival and departure.

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  • martinlee Is the 'Sign off' and 'take off' changeable Do you mean 'interchangeable'?
  • No: in order to sign off, one must first sign on.
  • Only certain occupations or companies require a signature upon arrival and departure.
  • 'Take off' just means 'depart'.
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martinleeIs the 'Sign off' and 'take off' changeable
Do you mean 'interchangeable'? No: in order to sign off, one must first sign on. Only certain occupations or companies require a signature upon arrival and departure.

'Take off' just means 'depart'.
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