Collocation
Could you get back to me by Friday?
Can you reply or respond to me by Friday?
Definition
'Could you get back to me by Friday?' is a common English collocation. Can you reply or respond to me by Friday?
get back to + someone
“Please get back to me with your decision by tomorrow.”
Examples
- Please get back to me by the end of the day regarding your availability.
- I hope you can get back to him with the results as soon as possible.
- The manager promised to get back to us with an update by Monday morning.
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- She said she would get back to me after checking her schedule for next week.
- Have you gotten back to the client about their query yet? They're waiting.
- If I don't get back to you within an hour, assume the plan is approved.
- They are waiting for him to get back to them with the final budget figures.
- Could you please get back to me on that complex matter by tomorrow?
- Our customer service team always gets back to inquiries within 24 hours.
- We need to get back to the committee before the deadline for submissions passes.
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