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| "why don't you just go by the office and check it out?" |
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I would say: "Why don't you just stop by the office and check it out?" That to me sounds better, however I'm not a native English speaker. So if any natives could help out? Hope I helped you anyway! |
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| I agree that 'stop by' sounds more natural, but 'go by' is fine, and would work well in certain contexts, such as in a car. |
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