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What is the difference between To check and To check back ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between To check and To check back ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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To check means to check on something. When you check back on something, this indicates you have already checked on it but are coming back to check on it again.
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To check means to check on something. When you check back on something, this indicates you have already checked on it but are coming back to check on it again.
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"to check" can be used if you're curious or want to know about something.
"to check back" means you've already checked, or you will check on something again.
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