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Ridgewang Posted 20 years ago
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Why 'off' is used as a unit like 'piece'?
0 I often see "off" used as a unit like "piece", "set" or "unit". Yet only in commercial and formal context and by British. 02 br
00 eg.: one off machine, three off tables... 02 br
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00 Tks in advance. 02 br
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00 P.S.: my 1st post here. 0-
00 eg.: one off machine, three off tables... 02 br
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00 Why? any particular rules? 02 br
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00 Tks in advance. 02 br
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key=55432&dict=CALD
- key=55432&dict=CALD
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0 Hello, Ridgewang, welcome to the English Forums! 02 br
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