Drop out, drop by, drop back, drop off

She regrets dropping out of school and wishes she had finished her degree.

• 😢

• 😱

• 😖

Answer explanation

Drop out: This means to stop participating in something or to leave school or a course of study before completing it.

I'm going to drop back a few yards to get a better view of the field.

• 😍

• 😉

• 😒

Answer explanation

Drop back: This means to move back to a previous position or location.

I'm going to drop by my friend's house and say hello.

• 🥰

• 😰

• 😡

Answer explanation

Drop by: This means to visit someone briefly or informally, usually without making specific plans in advance.

Can you drop me off at the mall on your way to work?

• 🥰

• 🙄

• 😤

Answer explanation

Drop off: This means to leave someone or something at a particular location.

I'm going to (...) the book I borrowed from you last week.

• drop out

• drop by

• drop back

• drop off

Why don't you (...) and see me when you're in town next week?

• drop out

• drop by

• drop back

• drop off

She was struggling with her classes and decided to (...) of school.

• drop out

• drop by

• drop back

• drop off

I realized I forgot my wallet at the store, so I had to (...) to retrieve it.

• drop out,

• drop by

• drop back

• drop off

After work today, I need to (...) some paperwork at the accountant's office before they close.

I think we missed our exit, can you (...) to the previous one?