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  1. 14-Feb-2011, 14:55 #1
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    Default Keep off(out of) the grass?

    I think out of also makes sense in the below, but is it impossible? My grammar books says off is the answer.

    ex)Keep off(out of) the grass.
  2. 14-Feb-2011, 14:59 #2
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    Default Re: Keep off(out of) the grass?

    It's not impossible. But it seems your book is trying to teach you common expressions that are in actual use in English. Not all possibilities.
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