This is an All-Eirs English podcast, episode 1440.

Avoid confusion with two opposite ways to use off.

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Today we have Aubrey on the show for our first episode in our series on

contronyms. What happens when the word off can have two completely opposite

meanings? Find out how to navigate this English trap today.

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Hey, Opry, how are you doing today?

What's going on?

I'm great, Lindsay, not much here.

I've been dealing with online school for my kids.

That's pretty much taking over my life.

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