What's meant by "pop through" "in" "on" in the sentence below? Err.... Sandra, I've finished with Mr. Garner now. Do you think you could pop through in bringing me up-to-date on their arrangements for

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What's meant by "pop through" "in" "on" in the sentence below? Err.... Sandra, I've finished with Mr. Garner now. Do you think you could pop through in bringing me up-to-date on their arrangements for the Italian trip? Would you mind using another English word to replace them.

23 apr 2014 04:18

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Err.... Sandra, I've finished with Mr. Garner now. Do you think you could pop through [and bring] me up-to-date on [the] arrangements for the Italian trip? By "pop through" the speaker is requesting Sandra to stop by for a short while. "on" here is grammar meaning "concerning". Do you think you could pop through and bring me up-to-date concerning the arrangements for the Italian trip?

23 aprile 2014