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Is there any difference between 'kill' and 'kill off'?
5 mei 2020 21:10
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Kill is a general word... kill off has particular meanings: In literature, it is when the author decides to kill one of the characters in the story and continue the narrative without it... You also use kill off to say killing a big group of something
5 mei 2020
Yes, there is! "Kill off" refers to killing an entire group. "The dinosaurs were killed of by an asteroid."
5 mei 2020
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