Social Sciences, asked by pintu482343, 11 months ago

get of and get down. how to use them in sentences. could someone explain it please.​

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Answered by RudrakshiNanda
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Get off the seesaw. :tick: The phrasal verb - to get off (= to dismount) is generally transitive

Get down the chair. :cross: Get down from the chair. :tick: Get down off the chair. The phrasal verb - to get down (= to descend) is generally intransitive.

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