Collocation
I will check.
A common expression indicating the speaker's intention to verify, examine, or confirm something.
Definition
'I will check.' is a common English collocation. A common expression indicating the speaker's intention to verify, examine, or confirm something.
I + will + check + (object/prepositional phrase)
“Don't worry, I will check the meeting schedule for you.”
Examples
- I will check my email right after this call.
- He promised that he would check the weather before we leave.
- Could you please check if the door is locked?
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- The technician is checking the system for errors now.
- They checked all the bags before boarding the plane.
- She always checks her work carefully to avoid mistakes.
- I need to check the exact price online later today.
- Have you checked whether all the lights are off?
- We should check the expiration date on this milk.
- They are going to check the new software for bugs next week.
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