Grammar fix
put (someone) through
transfer a caller
To connect a caller to another person or department on the phone.
phrasal verbB1common
Hear it in context
Notice where the phrase sounds natural.
- One moment — I'll put you through to the sales team.receptionist on a call
- A: Could I speak to Mr Patel, please?
B: Of course, I'll put you through.switchboard
Fix the pattern
Pattern: I'll put you through (to [person/department])
WrongI put you to the manager.
RightI'll put you through to the manager.
The phrasal verb is 'put (someone) through'; don't drop 'through'.
PatternI'll put you through (to [person/department])
Don't confuse it
If they can't connect you, you might be 'put on hold' or asked to leave a message instead.