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- 16-Jan-2012, 10:55 #1
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off one's sight Help me out on a question.
I just said 'when they are off her sight'.
I wonder if this is ok to say that.
What i wanted to say is the time when they left and can't see her.
Thanks for all ur help.
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Jay
- 16-Jan-2012, 11:11 #2
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Teacher Re: off one's sight "When they are out of her sight ..."
Originally Posted by thirdrock 
"When they are out of sight ..."
"Once she could no longer see them ..."
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