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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Took off work

Is this sentence correct:


"She took off work to attend the meeting."


Note: By 'they took off work', I mean 'they didn't go to work, so that...'



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No. 'She took time off work to attend the meeting'.

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No. 'She took time off work to attend the meeting'.

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Christine ChristieShe took off work to attend the meeting.

It's OK in American English. We use this as an abbreviation for

She took time off from work ...

Found online:

Barb took off work so she could hold a party in her backyard.
Geis took off work on her birthday and went to Worlds of Fun by herself.
Caro

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