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Egor Kulkov
why don't we call in for a coffee? What does "call in for" mean?
I googled the phrasal verb "call in for" and couldn't find it.
Mar 21, 2017 8:15 AM
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The phrasal verb here is simply "call in", meaning to make a brief, casual or unscheduled visit to a particular place. For example, "I'm going to call in at the office on the way to the airport."
The word "for", followed by a noun, indicates the reason for the visit. For example, "I'm in the office all morning. Why don't you call in for a chat?".
March 21, 2017
It's a question.
Why don't you come, to where I am currently, and have a coffee with me?
Generally it means at your home or office. But it could me to the place where you are staying eg. a hotel.
March 21, 2017
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Egor Kulkov
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