Week 1: Help!

[ben.n...@gmail.com]

This discussion is to help me answer any questions you may have about
my class, your assignments or requirements for the class, or for
generally any questions in regards to English! By posting your
questions here, other students can benefit from reading your
questions. Also, feel free to reply to a classmate's question if you
feel you have something helpful to say.

[Kim Jun Hyung]

Korean name: Kim Jun Hyung
Student number: 9925037

It's not a question about class but e-mail I've got from my friend.
<Grace came to our apartment last Friday that is the 5th of September
to pay a visit.> quoted from my e-mail.
I roughly guess "pay a visit" means "make a move" or "come over"

Am I correct? And if you know this kind of expression, share it with
me please. It migth be a big help. Thanks.

[ben.n...@gmail.com]

Jun Hyung,

Yes, to "pay someone a visit" simply means you visit them. This is a
common expression often used by native speakers. You are correct in
guessing it's meaning by saying "come over." Nice job pulling meaning
out of the context!