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Allthewayanime Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Turn off of or turn off
In this sentence could 'of' be ommited?
The turn off of the events was really .....
The turn off of the events was really .....
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Actually this sentence does not make sense with or without "of," but with more context I might be able to tell you the correct wording for it.
- Actually this sentence does not make sense with or without "of," but with more context I might be able to tell you the correct wording for it.
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Actually this sentence does not make sense with or without "of," but with more context I might be able to tell you the correct wording for it.
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If "turn off" meant "canceling of the event , it is strangely used.
This is a "phrasal verb" as well as a "noun" among other references.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/turn+off
As stand, it meant zero.
This is a "phrasal verb" as well as a "noun" among other references.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/turn+off
As stand, it meant zero.
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Hi,
In this sentence could 'of' be ommited?
The turn off of the events was really .....
A 'turn off' can be a way of refering to a negative aspect associated with something.
eg She was a pretty girl, but the dirt under her finger nails was a turn off.
In this sentence could 'of' be ommited?
The turn off of the events was really .....
A 'turn off' can be a way of refering to a negative aspect associated with something.
eg She was a pretty girl, but the dirt under her finger nails was a turn off.
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