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Ju

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I heard a native English speaker saying

pop it into the bin meaning throw something in the trash bin.

1. Is it a proper English adult and children should pick up?

2. Any other ways in using pop...into in common use?

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go to the loo for going to the washroom.

3. Is it a proper English adult and children should pick up.

4. Is I want to go to the loo in proper English structure?
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5. Are the above questions in right structure?

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ju
 
Hi, Ju.

If by "proper English" you mean "not offensive", yes they're proper English.

There are many other ways "pop into" is used. Other examples:
1. Pop [the pizza] into the microwave oven.
2. You should pop into the restaurant tomorrow.

There are probably much more. But I think the meanings are very close to each other so they will be easy to understand.


1. Is it a proper English adult and children should pick up? - 1. Is it proper English adult and children should pick up? No "a" because English is only one.
 
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You can even pop into the loo.

Keep in mind that "loo" is British English.
 
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