what's the difference between "off" and "of"
I know that 'of' is sometimes meaning 'about'. But how about 'off' i dont know in what cases this word is commonly used. Help me understand it, give me example (based on daily activity).

Thank you so much for helping.

Question

what's the difference between "off" and "of"
I know that 'of' is sometimes meaning 'about'. But how about 'off' i dont know in what cases this word is commonly used. Help me understand it, give me example (based on daily activity).

Thank you so much for helping.

Answer

They are both very different even though they are spelled similar. I would check out the definitions too.

"Off" is the opposite of "On". Example: To turn something off or on.

Ex:
"I turned the toaster off."
"The stove was still on, so I turned it off."

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These are both very common words, and completely different.

Take a moment to check the definitions (there are example sentences), and see how you can understand the difference.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/of
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/off

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