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Discover Ludwig"take that off" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is a complete sentence on its own and can also be used as a phrase within a longer sentence. Example 1: "Please take that off before you come inside. I just mopped the floors." Example 2: "She couldn't wait to take that off and relax after a long day at work." Example 3: "He quickly realized he shouldn't have worn that shirt and asked his friend, 'Can you help me take that off?'".
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"Can you take that off?" I say.
Take that off and you start to act impulsively.
"You can take that off too," says Lasso Lou.
I wanted to take that off, for when the kids came back.
You have to take that off, to start doing your own cuisine".
On emergency fashion interventions: I can say, "You look crazy — take that off" to my clients and friends.
A piece of plastic on the battery is then removed as the male says: "You should take that off because they are recording every photograph of yours, these f***ing Jews".
("Dude, you're going out? Take that off -- wear my chalk pinstripe. It looks great on you!") Men attain friendship via shared experience: serving in the armed forces, playing on teams or in bands, fighting tyranny, etc.
If they saw somebody dressed up with a cannula, they would think, 'Well, they can take that off at any point – but I can't.' Also, I despise the way The Fault in Our Stars has been made into an acronym.
He rubbed my cheek and said, 'Take that off.' I said, 'But Precious is wearing makeup!' " When Daniels wanted a fantasy sequence to be a Vogue photo shoot starring Precious and the magazine's editor at large, André Leon Talley, Talley looked at a clip of Sidibe from the movie and declined.
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"You just can't take that off-limits," he says.
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