the cat jump off the chair
akankshaprjpt:
what is the answer u need?
is it off or from the chair
off
can u plz explain how ?
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The answer is - The cat jumped off the chair because "off the chair means" means that it was on the chair and it jumped whereas "from the chair" would mean that it was inside the chair and it jumped. And basically when we refer to jumping use off
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krates why did u say so?
u hv thanked & saying that dis didn't help u :/
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thnx #akan
it had not helped me but solved my problem forever
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y did u report my answer?
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The answer is
The cat jumped off the chair.
It will be jumped not jump,because the sentence describes an incident that happened in the past.So it will be always expressed in past tense.
And also it will also be off not from.Because from is used to describe transposition
For example ;Take the book from the bag.
but in the given sentence it is not about transposition
Therefore the answer will be off.
The cat jumped off the chair.
It will be jumped not jump,because the sentence describes an incident that happened in the past.So it will be always expressed in past tense.
And also it will also be off not from.Because from is used to describe transposition
For example ;Take the book from the bag.
but in the given sentence it is not about transposition
Therefore the answer will be off.
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