EXPRESSIONS WITH POP-2
19 / 11 / 2013
EXPRESSIONS WITH POP-2: meaning and examples
Good morning again.
Yesterday we learned the phrasal verb TO POP IN(TO). Today we will look at the phrasal verb TO POP OUT.
Meaning: To go out for a few minutes for something
Example 1:
I'm just popping out to buy a newspaper. Do you need anything?
Example 2:
Julie: Where's John?
Mark: He's just popped out for a cigarette. He'll be back in a minute.
Have a great day. Bye!
Yesterday we learned the phrasal verb TO POP IN(TO). Today we will look at the phrasal verb TO POP OUT.
Meaning: To go out for a few minutes for something
Example 1:
I'm just popping out to buy a newspaper. Do you need anything?
Example 2:
Julie: Where's John?
Mark: He's just popped out for a cigarette. He'll be back in a minute.
Have a great day. Bye!
