I am outside UK for [a] couple of weeks.

[cyber_nomad]

I apologies for not answering you phone call. I am outside UK for couple of weeks. It is easy for me to phone you. I will do that on Monday.

Is the above right?

 

[SoothingDave]

A couple of weeks.

"I apologize" (or "apologise," in BrE). And "the UK."

 

[Tarheel]

I apologize for not answering your phone call. I am outside the UK for a couple of weeks. It is NOT easy for me to phone you RIGHT NOW. I will do that on Monday.

I think that's what you mean.

 

[cyber_nomad]

Tarheel,

1- No that is not what I mean. I mean it is easy for me to phone you. (receiving calls on my UK number is switched off because I am outside)

2- After the first reply I found that Cambridge dictionary treat "phone call" and "phonecall" as correct

3- Should it be UK or the UK?

4- is it couple or "a couple"

 

[emsr2d2]

1- No, that is not what I mean. I mean it is easy for me to phone you. (receiving calls on My UK number/phone is switched off because I am outside out of the UK/the country.)

See above. I assume you mean that you can't receive calls on your UK mobile when you're not in the UK.

2- After the first reply, I found that Cambridge Dictionary treats "phone call" and "phonecall" as correct.

I'm not sure why you've told us this. No one has mentioned "phone call" in any response.

3- Should it be "UK" or "the UK"?

When used as a noun, it's "the UK". When used as an adjective, there's no need for "the". For example, "A UK man has been found in a cave in Zambia six weeks after going missing".

4- Is it "couple" or "a couple"?

In British English at least, it's "a couple of weeks".

 

[emsr2d2]

I apologies apologise for not answering your phone call. I am outside out of the UK for a couple of weeks. It is easy for me to phone you. I will do that phone you on Monday.

 

[Tarheel]

Tarheel,

1- No that is not what I mean. I mean it is easy for me to phone you. (receiving calls on my UK number is switched off because I am outside)

Do you mean you can make calls but not receive them?