Popping Round to Someone's B1
Dropping by a friend or neighbour's place for a quick, casual visit.
pop in — make a short visitI'll pop in on my way home and see how your mum's doing.
crack on — get on with a taskRight, I'd better crack on, I've got loads to do before lunch.
A quick visit on the way home
Sam: I might pop in on Gran later, I haven't seen her in ages.
Jo: Oh, she'd love that. Are you staying for your tea?
Sam: No, just a quick one. Hang on, let me text her first so she knows I'm coming.
Jo: Good idea. Don't stay too long, we've still got the shop to do.
Sam: I won't. I'll have a cuppa and then crack on with the rest of the errands.
Neighbour at the door
Neighbour: Sorry to pop in unannounced, have you got a sec?
You: Course, come in. Everything alright?
Neighbour: Yeah, fine. I just need to nip to the airport tomorrow and wondered if you'd feed the cat.
You: No bother at all. Leave us a key and I'll sort it.