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The phrase "I drop in" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that someone is visiting or stopping by a place, often unexpectedly or without a formal invitation.
Example: "I thought I would drop in on my friend since I was in the neighborhood."
Alternatives: "I stop by" or "I visit briefly."
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They are our saving grace, and whenever I need a pick-me-up, I drop in on one of them.
I drop in often in their classes.
I was coming down from a flare-up of my bipolar disorder when my therapist suggested I drop in on an Underearners Anonymous meeting.
So I drop in on the offices of the Big Bend Sentinel.
1.12pm: "Can I drop in a word about the Tour?" asks Gary Naylor.
It has changed little since it opened in 1937, and I drop in occasionally for a hearty boeuf bourguignon.
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One recent Saturday I figured I'd drop in for a minute or two to pick up a printer cable.
Or I could drop in on you, Prime Minister.
I happened to drop in on Logic's show in Los Angeles June 7 and caught the flow.
I decided that I had better just drop in on Mr. Feather.
As I was dropping in, I would focus on drawing my line and read.Photo: Lieber Films.
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