cut off

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Please check these sentences and correct them.

1-1. I will cut him off from the midst of my people.
1-2. I will cut him off from among my people.
1-3. I will cut him off from my people.
2. Many women feel cut off from the world if they stay at home.
3. We have tried to cut ourselves off from old fashioned ideas of child rearing.

4. I won't cut him (anything) off my share.
5. [After his death, his advocate says this.] He didn't cut you off completely. There is a generous trust fund for you. [What does 'generous' mean here? 'Kindly' or 'many' or something else?]
6. [Being dead, the father tells his son this] You will get this house, and your brother Bill will/can have the garden. The store will be given (to) Mary.

Thanks a million.
Ann

[Rusty]

1-1. I will cut him off from the midst of my people.
1-2. I will cut him off from among my people.
1-3. I will cut him off from my people. (OK. 1-1 and 1-2 sound archaic).
2. Many women feel cut off from the world if they stay at home. (Better: ...when they stay at home).
3. We have tried to cut ourselves off from old fashioned ideas of child rearing. (OK).
4. I won't cut him (anything) off my share. (Unnatural).
5. [After his death, his advocate says this.] He didn't cut you off completely. There is a generous trust fund for you. [What does 'generous' mean here? 'Kindly' or 'many' or something else?] (In this case, generous means more than adequate).
6. [Being dead, the father tells his son this] ("Being dead" is incorrect. He can't talk while he is "being dead." Suggestion: "When I am dead," the father tells his son, "you will get this house...etc.)

You will get this house, and your brother Bill will/can have the garden. The store will be given (to) Mary. (OK).