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tee off
UK
/tiː ɒf/
US
/tiː ɔf/
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Explain how “tee off” means both “start a round of golf” and “hit the ball” in the examples; how does context distinguish them?
Compare “tee off” with “start” and “hit”: when can you use each naturally?
Show how to use “tee off” in the present, past, and future, using the golfers’ example.
Explain why “tee” stays in the base form in “will tee off.”
Teach me the informal expressions “tee off on someone” and “be teed off,” and contrast them with the golf meaning.
Give me five B2-level examples of “tee off” in different contexts, with Russian translations.
Quiz me with three questions about the meaning and use of “tee off,” then check my answers.
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