If you "write someone off," you make the decision that they are not going to do whatever it is you want them to do, they have proved to you that they are either not capable or not willing to do it. The image is of you taking their name off of a list. You usually hear this said about someone who is not willing, as in "Sam just can't seem to come to work on time, so I'm going to have to write him off and pick someone else for this project."
If you're off work, you don't have a job; you're "off" as in "not going to work."
What does it mean to vary the sentence pattern within a written work?
"Written". As a noun, "something written; a literary work".
I suspect you mean "goof off". To goof off is to do nothing or to do fun things instead of doing the work you are supposed to be doing.
A biography is a work written about a person and his or her life.
It means that the plant (Equipment) is out of the site work.
The debts have been discharged.
A perfect example of a particular quality or type. It can also mean a summary of written work
A professional written paper or work will use correct grammar and spelling. It will use formal or official language instead of common slang.
It means that the plant (Equipment) is out of the site work.
I took on more work than I can do.
Because they are in the country on a student visa, not a work visa. But i think they should let them work off -campus to support themselves. I mean International students are allowed to work off-campus in other countries like England..