If you have any questions, feel free to get back ______ me.

If you have any questions, feel free to get back ______ me.

• A. To
• B. With
• C. Toward
• D. For

Answer: (A)

The sentence uses a common phrasal verb meaning “reply to.” After get back, the standard preposition to indicate who you should reply to is to. So, the natural completion is get back to me, meaning “please respond to me.” Why the others don’t fit: with would suggest continuing contact or bringing information back to me, which isn’t the usual way to request a reply. toward is a directional idea that doesn’t align with this verb phrase, and for would imply doing something on behalf of or in place of someone, not replying to me.

The sentence uses a common phrasal verb meaning “reply to.” After get back, the standard preposition to indicate who you should reply to is to. So, the natural completion is get back to me, meaning “please respond to me.”

Why the others don’t fit: with would suggest continuing contact or bringing information back to me, which isn’t the usual way to request a reply. toward is a directional idea that doesn’t align with this verb phrase, and for would imply doing something on behalf of or in place of someone, not replying to me.