Communication — Phrasal Verbs

Talking, calling, and passing messages · 8 phrasal verbs · Level B1

speak up

Meaning: to talk louder or give your opinion openly

Example: Please speak up — we can’t hear you at the back.

point out

Meaning: to show or mention an important fact

Example: Emma points out a mistake in the email.

get back to

Meaning: to reply to someone later

Example: I don’t know the answer, but I will get back to you today.

run into

Meaning: to meet someone by chance

Example: Jack runs into an old friend at a café in Austin.

call back

Meaning: to return someone’s phone call

Example: David is busy now, but he calls back in an hour.

hang up

Meaning: to end a phone call

Example: Don’t hang up — I still need the address.

look up

Meaning: to search for information

Example: Lily looks up the train times online.

pass on

Meaning: to give a message to someone else

Example: Please pass on the message to Michael.

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