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Kind Villain Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
pop in etc/drop in etc + houns
Hello! Can anyone tell me how to use the verbs pop in/round/over etc/drop in/by/round in the following cases?
-I popped in home.
-I dropped round at Cora's yesterday.
-I popped down to (?) that shop the other day and there wasn't anything interesting there.
Thank you!
-I popped in home.
-I dropped round at Cora's yesterday.
-I popped down to (?) that shop the other day and there wasn't anything interesting there.
Thank you!
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'I popped home' or 'I popped in at home'. The others are fine.
- 'I popped home' or 'I popped in at home'.
- The others are fine.
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'I popped home' or 'I popped in at home'. The others are fine.
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I don't think I have ever heard these expressions used this way before. Perhaps I heard these:
She dropped in on the party unexpectedly.
She popped up at the meeting unannounced
She popped up at my house uninvited.
-I dropped round at Cora's yesterday.
-I popped down to (?) that shop the other day and
She dropped in on the party unexpectedly.
She popped up at the meeting unannounced
She popped up at my house uninvited.
-I dropped round at Cora's yesterday.
-I popped down to (?) that shop the other day and
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