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Has Started Off vs. Has Started Which one is correct? I hope your day has started off well. I hope your day has started well. Is there any difference?

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Has Started Off vs. Has Started

Which one is correct?
I hope your day has started off well.
I hope your day has started well.
Is there any difference?

Both are correct. Both mean almost exactly the same thing. "started off" is one of those strange English expressions that has more implication that the day is still going (and is maybe still in the "start" phase) than just "started". A very subtle difference. 

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Has Started Off vs. Has Started

Which one is correct?
I hope your day has started off well.
I hope your day has started well.
Is there any difference?


Yes both is acceptable. I would say that it is more of a 'slang' on whether to use "started off" or just "started"

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谢谢!
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没区别,都一样的意思

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