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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Conversation on the phone
Hi,
Someone talked to me on the phone. He said something like "talk you later" or "talk to you later".
I want to know if "talk you later" and "talk to you later" are both correct.
Is talk you later informal, like go get the book ?
Thank you in advance.
Stephen
Someone talked to me on the phone. He said something like "talk you later" or "talk to you later".
I want to know if "talk you later" and "talk to you later" are both correct.
Is talk you later informal, like go get the book ?
Thank you in advance.
Stephen
Top answer
'(I'll) talk to you later' is correct. It's not the same as 'Go get the book', which is an instruction to somebody. Rover
- '(I'll) talk to you later' is correct.
- It's not the same as 'Go get the book', which is an instruction to somebody.
- Rover
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'(I'll) talk to you later' is correct.
It's not the same as 'Go get the book', which is an instruction to somebody.
Rover
It's not the same as 'Go get the book', which is an instruction to somebody.
Rover
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I want to know if "talk you later" and "talk to you later" are both correct.
They are not both correct. It's talk to you later. It's like saying "Good-bye". It's so common that it can be seen in abbreviated form at the end of other kinds of communications as well. (See below.)
ttyl
CJ
They are not both correct. It's talk to you later. It's like saying "Good-bye". It's so common that it can be seen in abbreviated form at the end of other kinds of communications as well. (See below.)
ttyl
CJ
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