Collocation
See you soon.
A common farewell, indicating an expectation or hope of meeting or seeing the person again in the near future.
Definition
'See you soon.' is a common English collocation. A common farewell, indicating an expectation or hope of meeting or seeing the person again in the near future.
verb + pronoun + adverb
“Okay, I have to go now. See you soon!”
Examples
- I had a great time today, and I hope to see you soon.
- Don't forget to call me when you land. See you soon!
- It was lovely catching up. We must do this again. See you soon.
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- I'm heading out now, but I'll be back in an hour or so. See you soon!
- After a quick chat, she said, 'Alright, then. See you soon!'
- He waved from the car window, shouting, 'See you soon!'
- It's late, so I should head home. See you soon, everyone.
- Before hanging up, she made sure to say, 'Okay, I love you. See you soon.'
- I can't wait for our trip next month; I'm looking forward to seeing you soon!
- They said their goodbyes at the airport, promising to see each other again soon.
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