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have_faith
1606 days ago
No we don't say that. We would only say that it tastes
off
. We really only use the opposite with regards to events, this event is on, Daniell's birthday surprise is on, etc.
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keiferski
1606 days ago
Right, the usage is the same in the US. If an event is proceeding ahead as planned, it’s
on.
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furiens
1606 days ago
As well as an event, a drink on tap can be ‘on’ or ‘off’, to refer to its availability.
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