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Voynich Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Walk away vs walk off

Are there any differences between "She walked away" and "She walked off"? Thanks in advance!
  

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voynich Are there any differences between "She walked away" and "She walked off"? Thanks in advance! Depending on the situation, there could be a difference in attitude of the person leaving.

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  • voynich Are there any differences between "She walked away" and "She walked off"?
  • Thanks in advance!
  • Depending on the situation, there could be a difference in attitude of the person leaving.
  • Context would tell...
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voynichAre there any differences between "She walked away" and "She walked off"? Thanks in advance!
Depending on the situation, there could be a difference in attitude of the person leaving. Context would tell...
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Context: She's a girl of few words and I tried to talk to her but she walked away/off right in the middle of conversation.
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voynichContext: She's a girl of few words and I tried to talk to her but she walked away/off right in the middle of conversation.
Either one will do. This is one of those cases where there is not much difference when a different particle is added to a verb to make a phrasal verb.

walk away ~ walk off
walk around ~ walk about
run away ~ run of
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