Use of pick up
I will go to pick up my brother
Or
I will go to pick my brother up
Which one is correct, please?.
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To pick up= To collect The phrasal verb is separable which means that both are correct, I wouldn't necessarily agree that it means by car. I would often say to my friends when I was younger "I can't come out yet, I have to go pick my brother up from school" and I would walk there to 'pick him up'
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I asked Dad to pick me up from the station.(collect me in his car)
I will go to pick my brother up.
He picked up girls in bars( meet someone for sexual purpose)
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Hey, I would say that both options are possible if you mean that you're going to go somewhere in your car and collect your brother.
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the 2 is correct if u meant to get somebody by car
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