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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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"Drop by(Swing by/Stop by) + place or person" both ok?
"Drop by(Swing by/Stop by) my office" "Drop by at my office"
"Drop by(Swing by/Stop by) me" are all correct?
I mean "Drop by(Swing by/Stop by) + place or person" both ok? Or should I put "at" before "place"?
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" Drop by (Swing by/Stop by) my office " All OK . " Drop by at my office" No " Drop by (Swing by/Stop by) me " are all correct? No I mean " Drop by (Swing by/Stop by) + place or person " both ok?
- " Drop by (Swing by/Stop by) my office " All OK .
- " Drop by at my office" No " Drop by (Swing by/Stop by) me " are all correct?
- No I mean " Drop by (Swing by/Stop by) + place or person " both ok?
- No.
- Drop by Tom.
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"Drop by(Swing by/Stop by) my office"All OK.
"Drop by at my office" No
"Drop by(Swing by/Stop by) me" are all correct? No
I mean "Drop by(Swing by/Stop by) + place or person" both ok? No. eg You can't .Drop by Tom. But you can Drop by Tom's office.
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