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EyeSeeYou Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Check BY = Stop BY ?
To check by doesn't come up in dictionaries. I'd asume it means to "pass by"/"stop by" -- and check on someone ('s health).
I saw this phrasal verb in this sentence:
Danny has been sick for over a week. We are going to check by later to see how he is doing.
it looks like new phrasal verbs are being created with each passing year.
I saw this phrasal verb in this sentence:
Danny has been sick for over a week. We are going to check by later to see how he is doing.
it looks like new phrasal verbs are being created with each passing year.
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It does seem like that, EyeSeeYou, and this is one we could do without. Rover
- It does seem like that, EyeSeeYou, and this is one we could do without.
- Rover
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It does seem like that, EyeSeeYou, and this is one we could do without.
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