Collocation
I'll be in touch.
To communicate or make contact with someone, usually at a later time or on an ongoing basis.
Definition
'I'll be in touch.' is a common English collocation. To communicate or make contact with someone, usually at a later time or on an ongoing basis.
[Subject] + be + in + touch
“Don't worry, I'll be in touch soon to confirm the details.”
Examples
- I'll be in touch next week after I've spoken to my manager about your proposal.
- The HR department said they would be in touch regarding my job application status.
- Please let us know if you need anything else; we'll be in touch shortly.
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- She promised to be in touch as soon as she arrived at her destination safely.
- We need to be in touch regularly to coordinate this international project effectively.
- The customer service representative assured me they would be in touch within 24 hours to resolve the issue.
- Having recently moved abroad, she makes a conscious effort to be in touch with her old friends and family.
- After the initial consultation, the team agreed to be in touch later in the week to finalize the proposal details.
- It's important for professionals to be in touch with the latest industry trends to remain competitive.
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