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Phrasal Verb - Coming Over

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'come over' is an idiomatic expression that generally means to visit someone, often as a social call. It can also imply that someone is changing their emotional state or feeling to a more positive one. Additionally, 'come over' can be used in a more informal sense to tell someone to join you at a different location.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'm planning to come over to your place tonight.
2Can you come over and help me move my furniture?
3I felt down, but my friend came over and cheered me up.
4I'll come over to meet your family this weekend.
5This new restaurant just came over from New York City.
6The customer came over to complain about the service.
7I love to come over to your house and play video games.
8The new employee came over from another company.
9My aunt came over to visit for a few days.
10Can you come over and watch the game with me?

Phrasal Verb - Drop by

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To visit or stop by a place, occasionally or unexpectedly, usually without prior announcement or arrangement, often in a social context. Dropping by implies a casual and informal visit, which may be brief or spontaneous.

Examples​

No.Example
1She decided to drop by her friend's house on the way home from work.
2He dropped by the store to pick up some milk, but they were already closed.
3They dropped by the new restaurant to see if they were open yet.
4I'll drop by the office to say hello and catch up with my colleagues.
5She dropped by her sister's place for a quick visit and some lunch.
6He stopped by the post office to mail a package, but they were out of stamps.
7We dropped by the museum to see the new exhibit, but it was still being installed.
8They dropped by the park to have a picnic and enjoy the sunshine.
9I'll drop by the library to return this book, as it's due tomorrow.
10He dropped by his brother's house for a surprise visit, but he wasn't home.