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Discover Ludwig"a few off" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression that means "a small number less than expected or usual." Example: I expected a lot of people at the party, but only a few turned up. It was a bit off.
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There were a few off notes.
He fouls a few off and pushes the count to 3-2 with a nice take.
"I took a few off and added a few others," he said.
Then he fouled a few off and eventually worked a walk.
Van Meter said he offered to take "a few" off the company's hands.
You may get a few off looks, comments or questions, but coming across as a man will come with practice and perseverance.
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For cat owners in the city, there are a few off-the-shelf options.
Besides a few off-cuts here and there, however, that is it.
Because it was a Saturday, the place was closed, but a few off-duty mechanics were hanging out there.
Although the Nittany Lions were relatively successful this season, a few off-field incidents damaged the image of the team.
There may be a backlash to the sacking: people complaining of media luvvies moaning about a few off-camera remarks.
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