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Is it Either? Is it Or? Is it Neither? Use the Phrase-Choice tag to help you complete the perfect sentence, say what you really mean, and learn new words and phrases.
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Is correct and natural to say "pick someone up to the airport" meaning to go to the person's...
No. You can only pick someone up at a location where they already are. You should be able to replace "pick you up" with "allow you to get in my car" and have it still make sense.
A better way of sayin …
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