Confusing Words Of And Off
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OF: belonging to or connected with someone or something. Usually without modifying the meaning. OFF: away at a distance in space or time. Conjunction with verb, which is not the case with ‘OFF’.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
![- ProProfs]()
- A.
Of
- B.
Off
- 2.
![- ProProfs]()
- A.
Off
- B.
Of
- 3.
![He drove ____ at the most incredible speed. - ProProfs]( "He drove ____ at the most incredible speed.")
He drove ____ at the most incredible speed.- A.
Off
- B.
Of
- 4.
![Someone's run ___ with my bike. - ProProfs]( "Someone's run ___ with my bike.")
Someone's run ___ with my bike.- A.
Of
- B.
Off
- 5.
![I think she has to do something with that revolting dog ___ hers! - ProProfs]( "I think she has to do something with that revolting dog ___ hers!")
I think she has to do something with that revolting dog ___ hers!- A.
Off
- B.
Of
- 6.
![The president ___ the United States. - ProProfs]( "The president ___ the United States.")
The president ___ the United States.- A.
Of
- B.
Off
- 7.
![I'm just going ___ to the shops. - ProProfs]( "I'm just going ___ to the shops.")
I'm just going ___ to the shops.- A.
Off
- B.
Of
- 8.
![If we can get ___ early tomorrow morning we'll avoid most of the traffic. - ProProfs]( "If we can get ___ early tomorrow morning we'll avoid most of the traffic.")
If we can get ___ early tomorrow morning we'll avoid most of the traffic.- A.
Off
- B.
Of
- 9.
![Timmy enjoys reading the complete plays __ Harry Potter. - ProProfs]( "Timmy enjoys reading the complete plays __ Harry Potter.")
Timmy enjoys reading the complete plays __ Harry Potter.- A.
Off
- B.
Of
- 10.
![I'm __ now - see you tomorrow.
- ProProfs]( "I'm __ now - see you tomorrow.")
I'm __ now - see you tomorrow.- A.
Off
- B.
Of
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