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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Go by the hospital
X: Do you still go by the hospital often?
Y: ...Almost every day.
X: How is she? Still not good?
Y: No.
Is "go by the hospital" the most natural way to say this? And can it be used if going to the hospital is the only purpose for an outing and not just a stop on the way to something else?
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anonymous Is "go by the hospital" the most natural way to say this? I don't love it. You can go by the hospital without stopping.
- anonymous Is "go by the hospital" the most natural way to say this?
- I don't love it.
- You can go by the hospital without stopping.
- I might use "drop by", which means you intend to go there but don't intend to make a day of it..
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anonymousIs "go by the hospital" the most natural way to say this?
I don't love it. You can go by the hospital without stopping. I might use "drop by", which means you intend to go there but don't intend to make a day of it..
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