checks, checked, checking
to check up on
phrasal verb
To ensure someone is safe or doing well
- 1I called my grandmother to check up on her.
- 2The teacher checked up on the students during the exam.
To make sure someone is okay or doing fine. It means to see if they need help or if everything is going well with them. It's like asking how they are or if they need anything.
Remember, "to check up on" is informal and friendly. It's like showing you care about someone's well-being. Use it with friends and family, not in formal situations like work emails.
at an electronics store
A Quick Visit
Cynthia
Hey Patricia, I just stopped by to check up on you. How's everything going here?
Patricia
Oh, thanks for coming by! Everything's been pretty smooth today.
Cynthia
That's great to hear. Let me know if you need any help.
Patricia
Will do, Cynthia. I appreciate you checking in!
at the car showroom
A Friendly Follow-Up
Amanda
Hey Melissa, I just wanted to check up on you after your first week here.
Melissa
Thanks, Amanda! It's been a bit overwhelming, but I'm getting the hang of it.
Amanda
That's great to hear. If you need any help, just let me know.
Melissa
I appreciate it! I'll definitely reach out if I need anything.
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Similar to "to check up on":
- 1monitor
- 2supervise