How to Memorize

check back with me next week, will you?

Analysis

When you 'check back' with someone you return to them for an update or to follow up: "That book doesn't seem to be here at the moment. Check back with me tomorrow in case someone has returned it." "I wanted to check back with you to see if you were happy with the work we produced." This is a common way of asking for feedback or follow-up, and as well as professional uses, you will hear it used in social situations: "I'm checking back with everyone to see if they can still make it to dinner on Friday." Similar expressions include 'get back to me' and 'I'm following up'.

Social Examples (Basic)

1. I can't tell you your class schedule now because it won't be decided until next week. Check back with me then and I'll give it to you.
2. I think I have another appointment on Friday, check back with me and I'll see if I'm free.

Professional Examples (Basic)

1. Sorry, our company is not looking to hire anyone at the moment, but please feel free to check back with us in a month or so. Some positions may be available then.
2. Unfortunately, that model is not in stock at the moment. If you want to check back tomorrow I can see if I can order it in.

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