How to Use I'll Get Back to You

Recently I received an email from a listener who said this:

Other topic that could be interesting I think that it is about the manner to reply a message when you do not have the response at this moment. For example, is it correct to say "I come back with the response as soon as possible"?

Thanks very much for your suggestion Isabel. I think it's a really good question and one that could be really useful for the all podcast listeners.  In the episode I share with you core phrases you can use as well as an important grammar point that is often overlooked here.

Also, stick around until the end of the episode where I am going to answer a burning question that you have had before:

"What's the difference between rise, raise and arise?"

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