Вставить слова в правильной форме 1.to catch up
2. to get back in touch/contact
3. to get on well
4. to get to know each other
5. to have a lot in common
6. to hit it off
7. to keep/stay in touch/contact
8. to lose touch/contact
9. to meet
10. to meet up
11. to fall out (with someone)
1. I first him when I was at school.
2. We immediately. We enjoyed spending time together from the start.
3. We . We liked the same music and the same sports.
4. We very well. We learned a lot about each other.
5. We when I went away to university. I was too busy to email or phone him.
6. We after university. I rang him one day because I missed him.
7. We because we understand each other.
8. We never with each other because we tend to agree with each other on most things.
9. We by email and phone. We speak to each other at least once a week.
10. We once a month or so. We usually go to pub together then have a pizza.
11. We enjoy with each other. It’s nice to chat about what’s happening in our lives.
Explanation: "Catch up" means to meet or communicate with someone after a period of time that you have not seen or spoken with them. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they first reconnected with him when they were in school.
2. We immediately hit it off. We enjoyed spending time together from the start.
Explanation: "Hit it off" means to quickly form a positive connection or relationship with someone. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they immediately connected and enjoyed spending time together.
3. We got on well. We liked the same music and the same sports.
Explanation: "Get on well" means to have a good relationship or to get along with someone. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they had a good relationship and shared similar interests.
4. We got to know each other very well. We learned a lot about each other.
Explanation: "Get to know each other" means to become familiar with someone or learn more about them. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they became very familiar with each other and learned a lot about each other.
5. We lost touch when I went away to university. I was too busy to email or phone him.
Explanation: "Lose touch" means to stop communicating with someone or to not have contact with them anymore. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they stopped communicating with him when they went to university because they were busy and did not have time to email or call him.
6. We got back in touch after university. I rang him one day because I missed him.
Explanation: "Get back in touch" means to reconnect or resume communication with someone. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they reconnected with him after university by calling him because they missed him.
7. We keep/stay in touch because we understand each other.
Explanation: "Keep/stay in touch" means to maintain communication or contact with someone. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they continue to communicate with each other because they understand each other.
8. We never fell out with each other because we tend to agree with each other on most things.
Explanation: "Fall out (with someone)" means to have a disagreement or argument with someone and stop being friends or close. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they never had a disagreement with each other because they tend to agree on most things.
9. We meet by email and phone. We speak to each other at least once a week.
Explanation: "Meet" means to communicate or see someone. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they communicate with each other through email and phone, and they talk to each other at least once a week.
10. We meet up once a month or so. We usually go to the pub together, then have a pizza.
Explanation: "Meet up" means to meet or see someone, typically after arranging or planning to do so. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they meet up with each other once a month or so, and they usually go to the pub together and then have a pizza.
11. We enjoy getting together with each other. It's nice to chat about what's happening in our lives.
Explanation: "Fall out (with someone)" means to have a disagreement or argument with someone and stop being friends or close. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they enjoy spending time together and talking about what is happening in their lives.