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What is the difference between He is away from work and He is away from office ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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they both mean the same thing, he's not at work but 'office' assumes specifics about his workplace whilst 'work' means his job could be anywhere like a garage or zoo
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You are more likely to hear/use the second option from/as a colleague when asked in the same workplace
The first would be a more general remark heard outside of his place of work
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