both are fine, but "off of the table" is more correct.
The correct way is get off of the table.2.76 meters
off the table implies the use of the unexpressed second person subject 'you' and an imperative command. YOU, off the table! off of the table implies the use of the unexpressed verb GET and an imperative command. Get off of the table.
Off table, it will save on wear and tear.
You would say "petite table" in French.
You can say "Table Two" or "Table number two" to refer to the second table in a dining area.
Lá table. Sur la table.
To say 'I have a table' in Spanish, you would say 'Tengo una mesa.'
Yes, the varnish is coming off the table.
I say i am a ball on fire in table tennis :d
THE is used when talking about a specific item for example you would say "put it on THE table" not "put it on A table" when u say THE table u mean that specific table, but if u say A table then it could mean any table available
une table
table de chevet
a table is spelled 'une table' in French.