Another word that is common among phrasal verbs in English is the word Drop. This post will explain the meanings of the different phrasal verbs that use this word and give examples of how each is used.

Drop off: This phrase means to deliver something or to deliver someone by giving them a ride. Here is an example:

Phrasal verbs

I need to drop these clothes off at my house first.

Drop in: This phrase means to visit someone informally without setting a specific time for the visit. Here is an example:

I’ll be home tomorrow, so you can just drop in and we can talk.

Drop by: This phrase is interchangeable with “drop in” and also means to visit someone informally without scheduling a specific time. Here is an example:

I’ll just drop by the office on my way to the airport.

Drop out (of): This phrase means to stop attending school before graduating. Here is an example:

I don’t want to go to college anymore, so I will drop out next month.

Here are some other examples of how these phrases are used:

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