Butter someone up

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professor

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with compliments before asking for an

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extension on her

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assignment the politician tried to

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butter up the voters by making promises

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he knew he couldn't

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keep is there anything I could do to you

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know butter him up anything he really

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likes he does have a pretty serious

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latex fetish we'll see how dinner

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goes Hey Joe how's the second draft of

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the letter coming great I'm finished in

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fact I just dropped it off the agency

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you dropped it off yeah can we read it

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can you print out another copy no can't

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do

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Migo Hey Joe how's the second draft of

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the letter coming great I'm finished in

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fact I just dropped it off the agency

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you dropped it off yeah can we read it

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can you print out another copy no can't

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do

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Amigo the phrasal verb to drop someone

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or something off means to take someone

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or something to a particular place

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usually by car and leave them

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there it's a separable phrasal

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verb

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examples I will drop you off at the

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airport