Collocation
I will be in touch.
I will contact you or communicate with you again soon; I will maintain communication with you.
Definition
'I will be in touch.' is a common English collocation. I will contact you or communicate with you again soon; I will maintain communication with you.
be + in touch
“Don't worry, I will be in touch next week with all the details.”
Examples
- I will be in touch as soon as I have an update on your application.
- We'll be in touch with you shortly to confirm your appointment time.
- It's always good to be in touch with old friends, even if it's just through social media.
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- She wanted to be in touch with the latest developments in her field of research.
- He promised to be in touch after his business trip to discuss the project further.
- The company strives to be in touch with its customers' feedback to improve services.
- Please be in touch if you change your mind about the job offer.
- It's important for parents to be in touch with their children's teachers about their progress.
- I’ll be in touch again next week to discuss the proposal in more detail.
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