Catch Me Up

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Pronunciation Definitions Examples Grammatical Forms Origin and Evolution

Pronunciation: /kætʃ mi ʌp/

Definitions of catch me up

verb to bring someone up to date on a particular topic or situation

Example Sentences

A1 Can you catch me up on what happened while I was away?

A2 I need someone to catch me up on the latest developments in the project.

B1 I'll need you to catch me up on the new procedures before I can start working on them.

B2 Could you catch me up on the details of the meeting that I missed?

C1 I asked my colleague to catch me up on the project updates during my absence.

C2 It's important to catch me up on any changes in the schedule as soon as possible.

pronoun refers to the person being caught up

Example Sentences

A1 Can you catch me up on what happened while I was away?

A2 I need someone to catch me up on the latest gossip.

B1 Could you catch me up on the details of the meeting?

B2 I missed the first part of the movie, can you catch me up on what happened?

C1 I was out of town for a week, so please catch me up on any important news.

C2 I haven't been following the case closely, can you catch me up on the latest developments?

preposition used to indicate the action of catching up to someone or something

Example Sentences

A1 Can you catch me up on what happened while I was away?

A2 I need someone to catch me up on the latest gossip.

B1 Could you catch me up on the main points of the meeting?

B2 I'll need you to catch me up on the project updates before the presentation.

C1 Please catch me up on any important developments that I may have missed.

C2 I trust you to catch me up on all the details of the investigation.

Examples of catch me up in a Sentence

formal Could you please catch me up on the latest developments in the project?

informal Hey, can you catch me up on what I missed during the meeting?

slang Yo, can you catch me up on the gossip that's been going around?

figurative I've been out of the loop for a while, so can you catch me up on what's been happening in your life?

Grammatical Forms of catch me up

past tense

caught

plural

catches

comparative

more catching

superlative

most catching

present tense

catch

future tense

will catch

perfect tense

have caught

continuous tense

is catching

singular

catch

positive degree

catch

infinitive

to catch

gerund

catching

participle

caught

Origin and Evolution of catch me up

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The phrase 'catch me up' likely originated from the idea of catching someone up to speed or up to date on a topic or situation.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of bringing someone up to date on information, the phrase 'catch me up' has evolved to also mean physically catching someone who is running away or trying to avoid something.