Keep Someone in the Loop


🗓️ Idiom: Keep Someone in the Loop (v)


💬 Meaning

  • To keep someone informed about something.
  • To regularly share updates or information with someone involved in a situation or project.

🧠 Example Sentences

  • Please keep me in the loop about any changes to the schedule.
  • We’ll keep the client in the loop as the project develops.
  • She likes to be kept in the loop on all major decisions.

📝 Practice Exercises

1. Fill in the blank:

Although she’s not attending the meeting, make sure to __________ her __________.

Answer

keep her in the loop

2. Choose the correct meaning of “keep someone in the loop”:

A) To invite someone to social events
B) To give someone regular updates
C) To ask someone to make a decision

Answer

B) To give someone regular updates

3. Rewrite the sentence using the idiom:

“Be sure to let your manager know what’s happening throughout the process.” → Change the sentence using: keep someone in the loop

Answer

Be sure to keep your manager in the loop throughout the process.


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