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'Pop in', 'pop out', and 'pop round' - Learners' Questions

'Pop in', 'pop out', and 'pop round' - Learners' Questions

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Improve your English speaking skills - learn the correct use of the phrasal verbs 'pop in', 'pop out', and 'pop round'. These verbs are phrasal verbs, i.e. they are a verb combined with a preposition. In this context pop means go somewhere for a short period of time. For more
Date: 2020-09-18

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thanks so much for doing this video. Actually, people often say that I have quite good pronunciation and intonation, but sometimes I make grammars mistake like preposition (in, on, at, etc.) so can you please make a video how to speak in correct grammars, thanks!
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Excellent job BBC!!! Quick question here. Can i say ''pop to'' or ''pop into''. For instance ''I 'll pop into the cellar or just pop to the cellar to get some gin'' - ( I work in a pub :) )?
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