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Difference between 'off' and 'leave'

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Latest post Sat, Jul 7 2007 6:08 AM by Clive. 2 replies.
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Tani9914  +  388258 Thu, 05 Jul 07 11:22 AM

Hi,

I'd like to know the diffrence between the word 'leave' and 'day off'? Is it same?

Thanks
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nona the brit  +  388273 Thu, 05 Jul 07 12:33 PM
It's the same meaning. 'Leave' is more formal.
nona the brit
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Clive  +  388967 Sat, 07 Jul 07 06:08 AM

Hi,

From a lot of the posts that I see here, I think that the word 'leave' is very commonly used in Indian English.

Best wishes, Clive 
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