Using the phrasal verb “put down” to mean “drop off” How common is it really?

[@mariashevyrova3730]

I will take your word for it. You seem a knowledgeable and educated person.

[@IbrahimIbrahimFatima8352-r1y]

Hi Evelyn ma'am how are you Yes I never ever heard this phrasal verb drop off ' it's very useful for English conversation thank you so much for giving best English education and assist

[@saeedcalm5452]

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[@urahi830]

it kinda makes sense give that "put down" also means to literally put something on the ground but I've never heard it used like that

[@daniellopez-nj1bf]

nice clase de inglés good explicación y te miras bonita! en tu clase 😘

[@mohammadomar1315]

Sherlock Holmes : English edition

[@FayziyevFirdavs]

Drop me off here.

[@eyesfreesight3962]

How about “to put down a baby?”

[@verygood5377]

Place the baby down in the crib?