Reach out to
Context: I am going to call the potential client regarding his website to be developed and intend to talk about the cost.
I am going to reach out to the prospective client about his new website development.
I am informing the manager about it in short form.
Is "reach out to" a suitable phrasal verb for communicating?
Please suggest any business phrasal verb instead of reach out to.
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kumenglish Context: I am going to call the a potential client regarding his developing a website for him to be developed and intend to talk about the cost. I am going to reach out to contact the prospective client about developing his new websit e. development.
- kumenglish Context: I am going to call the a potential client regarding his developing a website for him to be developed and intend to talk about the cost.
- I am going to reach out to contact the prospective client about developing his new websit e.
- development.
- You can also use "get in touch with".
- I would not use "reach out" here, unless, for example, the client has been reluctant to cooperate/communicate with your company.
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