Working on phrasal verbs - Part 02 (DROP)
TO DROP BY - To visit informally.
TO DROP OFF - To fall asleep.
Example:
AN UNCOMMON DAY
Bob has got two jobs. We works in the mornings and in the afternoon. He usually left one in a hurry so that he cannot get late in the other. By the way, he has a short lunchtime. One day, he decided on not to eat his lunch. Rather, he DROPPED BY the Derby Square (Pernambuco State, Brazil) and sat on a bench. It was so peaceful! It ended up Bob DROPPED OFF and had to excuse his tardiness when he got into your job.
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