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Chris2010 Posted 14 years ago
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"by dropping" or "by dropping at"
Meet the promotion team, and the rest of our friendly staff, by dropping ABC during regular office hours.
Above is the original sentence. I felt that it is not correct and changed it to the below mentioned, -… (I have replaced the company name with ABC for confidentiality reasons). Please let me know if it is correct and if any changes need to be done - Thanks
Meet the promotion team, and the rest of our friendly staff, by dropping at ABC during regular office hours.
Above is the original sentence. I felt that it is not correct and changed it to the below mentioned, -… (I have replaced the company name with ABC for confidentiality reasons). Please let me know if it is correct and if any changes need to be done - Thanks
Meet the promotion team, and the rest of our friendly staff, by dropping at ABC during regular office hours.
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H i, 'Visit casually' is 'drop by' , not 'drop at'. We often say ' drop by at ' a place. Clive
- H i, 'Visit casually' is 'drop by' , not 'drop at'.
- We often say ' drop by at ' a place.
- Clive
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Hi,
'Visit casually' is 'drop by', not 'drop at'.
We often say 'drop by at' a place.
Clive
'Visit casually' is 'drop by', not 'drop at'.
We often say 'drop by at' a place.
Clive
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