Pronunciation: /spiːk tuː/
verb to communicate or converse with someone verbally
A1 I speak to my friend on the phone every day.
A2 She speaks to her cat as if it understands her.
B1 The teacher spoke to the students about the importance of studying.
B2 The manager spoke to the team about the new project deadlines.
C1 The politician spoke to the crowd about the upcoming election.
C2 The expert spoke to the audience about the latest advancements in technology.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 I need to speak to the manager about my order.
A2 Can you speak to your teacher about the upcoming exam?
B1 I spoke to my neighbor to ask for help with fixing my car.
B2 She will speak to the board of directors regarding the new project proposal.
C1 The president spoke to the nation about the current economic situation.
C2 The renowned author was invited to speak to a group of scholars at the prestigious university.
formal I would like to speak to you about the upcoming project deadline.
informal Can I speak to you for a minute about the party this weekend?
slang I need to speak to you ASAP about the new job opportunity.
figurative Sometimes it feels like I'm speaking to a wall when trying to communicate with him.
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