Understanding the Phrase 'Call Back' in American English

This lesson introduces the American English phrase 'call back', explaining its meaning and usage. 'Call back' is used when referring to calling someone again after an unfinished conversation. Instead of saying 'I'll return your call', one can say 'I'll call you back'.

What is the main topic of this lesson?

• Common English idioms

• How to make a phone call

• The phrase 'call back' and its usage

• Different types of American English phrases

When is the phrase 'call back' typically used?

• When you want to call someone for the first time

• When you need to return a call to someone you couldn't finish talking to

• When you are ending a conversation

• When you are making an appointment

What does the phrase 'call back' replace in a conversation?

• I'll talk to you soon

• I'll return your call

• I'll call you later

• I'll message you

What is an alternative way to say 'I'll call you back'?

• I'll return your call

• I'll get back to you

• I'll call you later

• I'll talk to you soon

What is the purpose of using the phrase 'call back'?

• To return a missed call

• To schedule a meeting

• To continue an unfinished conversation

• To end a conversation