Sentence examples similar to require off from inspiring English sources
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"require off" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in English
The phrase "require off" does not make sense as it does not follow the typical usage of "require," which usually requires an object to follow it. Additionally, "off" is usually used as a preposition or adverb, not a verb. Instead, you could use the phrase "require some time off" or "take time off," which means to take a break from work or other duties. For example, "I need to require some time off next week to attend my sister's wedding" or "I haven't taken a vacation in a while, so I plan to take some time off next month." Another alternative would be to use the phrase "require to be off," which means to be given permission to be absent from work or other responsibilities. For example, "I require to be off on Fridays to take care of my children" or "I am required to be off work for a doctor's appointment tomorrow." In both of these examples, "require" is followed by an object (time off or to be off). This follows the standard usage of the verb "require."
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