Sammy Sam
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- Native Language
- Urdu
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- Pakistan
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- Pakistan
What is the right and best preposition for the phrase "drop (someone) off", is it "to" or "at"? Like if I say
1. I'll drop you off at school.
2. I'll drop you off to school.
Personally, I have read and heard "at" more often. What about the second statement? Is it also grammatical as well as natural and what is the preferred way of making such a statement by native speakers.
1. I'll drop you off at school.
2. I'll drop you off to school.
Personally, I have read and heard "at" more often. What about the second statement? Is it also grammatical as well as natural and what is the preferred way of making such a statement by native speakers.