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TAKE OFF, TAKE-OFF, or TAKEOFF?

Take off is a common phrase in English. It’s most commonly used as a ‘phrasal verb’:  VERB + PREPOSITION 1. to remove something, especially a piece of clothing: I’d better take my shoes off. 2. if an aircraft takes off, it leaves …

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“APPLY” OR “INSTALL”?

PRO TIP Use the verb APPLY for liquids, thin materials or sheets Use the verb INSTALL for systems, parts, or large pieces of material   VOCAB PRIMER Sealer is a liquid product that is applied to concrete.   It is similar …

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