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Michelle
What is the meaning about this sentence What is the meaning about this following sentence and how can I answer it?? "Are you sure it is not out of your way to drop me?"

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Bob: how are you getting home? Jane: I have to catch the bus home Bob: I'm leaving now, and I can give you a lift home. (I can drive you home) Jane: but my house is so far away! I don't want to inconvenience you Bob: it's ok, I have to drive past your suburb on my way home tonight Jane: Are you sure it is not out of your way to drop me? Bob: no problems! It's not far out of my way, it will only be a 5 minute detour for me. (Bob will not have to make a very long detour, so it is "not out of his way")
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Gavin's example is exactly how it would be used. But to summarise: Are you certain that you will not need to detour too far, in order to take me (there).
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Are you sure it is not out of your way to drop me OFF?

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