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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Get back with you or Get back to you

which is correct.

I will get back with you or I will get back to you??
  

Top answer

If you mean "I'll contact you later about this matter", it should be "I will get back to you". )

— Mr Wordy

  • If you mean "I'll contact you later about this matter", it should be "I will get back to you".
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If you mean "I'll contact you later about this matter", it should be "I will get back to you".

(If you mean something else then please provide more context.)
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Hi,

'I will get back to you' is an informal way of saying 'I'll contact you again later'.



Clive
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Would it be correct to say "get back with somebody" to mean "get back to somebody"?
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HUBLOTWould it be correct to say "get back with somebody" to mean "get back to somebody"?
No. To get back with somebody is when you dated somebody, then split up and then start dating again. Mr Wordy gave you the correct answer. Note that it is more natural to contract the I will to I'll also.
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I will get back to you
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