Use of drop
Hi
I think it was a story by an Indian author in which I saw the use of drop something like this? Could you please tell me if it works in casual spoken English?
(man talking to his friend on a mobile phone who is on a train)
All you have to do is drop at KBA station. I'll have you picked from there. I have a driver today. Right?
Thanks,
Tom
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I suppose it means get off the train, right? I have never heard this use in BrE. Without helpful context I probably would not be sure what it meant.
- I suppose it means get off the train, right?
- I have never heard this use in BrE.
- Without helpful context I probably would not be sure what it meant.
- It could be Indian English, I guess.
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I suppose it means get off the train, right? I have never heard this use in BrE. Without helpful context I probably would not be sure what it meant. It could be Indian English, I guess.
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