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Thank you so much Sir Kevin for teaching me/us some phrases and phrasal verb, another vocabulary and phrasal verb I've learned from you.

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[@vanyateach]

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[@fardeenkhan3108]

😍😍😍 now it'z time for me to use all 3 of the phrasal verbs correctly especially this one "swing by" Thanks a lot for this video

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Good at explaining than many online.

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Tbh phrasal verbs are my pet peeve but lo and behold English Speakers seem to hold them in great esteem 😂 I have no tiny choice then except learning them although my brain's about to give up because of them😂 Thanks Kevin, looking forward to learning more with you

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[@heyb12]

We need a lesson of "usage of would"

[@ballybally2951]

what about the gas station? Do I have to use stop by or swing by instead of drop by? Thanks for your answer.

[@mahdipahlevan1146]

Hello, What is the difference between "drop by" and "drop in"? Thanks a million.

[@chizhr]

At 10:46 there seems to be a mistake. What you say is different from what is shown in the picture.

[@kostaskarouzakis4276]

Is it the same saying. Drop by or show up???Many thanks.Great lesson

[@GoldenMat1992]

"Drop by" and "show up" are similar in that they both involve arriving at a location, but there are nuanced differences: 1. **Drop by:** This implies a casual visit or a brief stop without a specific plan or appointment. It suggests informality and often involves a short duration. *Example: I'll drop by your office later to discuss the project.* 2. **Show up:** This suggests appearing at a place, often with a sense of purpose or intention. It might imply a planned or expected presence. *Example: I didn't expect him to show up at the party unannounced.* In summary, "drop by" emphasizes informality and spontaneity, while "show up" can imply a more intentional or expected arrival.