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Discover LudwigThe phrase "have been off" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is the present perfect form of the verb "to be" followed by the past participle "off." This phrase indicates that something has been happening continuously or repeatedly until now. Example: "I have been off work for the past week due to illness."
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Offensive timing should have been off everywhere.
"All the rules would have been off.
The fountains have been off for several years.
Meanwhile, some of BP's public statements have been off key.
She did not get the chance, but her question would not have been off base.
Seven of last 8 goals conceded by Sweden have been off headers.
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But perhaps that would have been off-message.
Mountain lions are protected in California and have been off-limits to hunters for 20 years.
Appearing with his "friend" Piers Morgan – what an ego fest that must have been off-camera!
We have been off-loading our oral history to books.
Some of the jobs have been off-shored.
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