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Let’s meet for coffee tomorrow – I want to ________ and hear about your holiday.
CATCH UP
Teenagers often like to ________ at the shopping centre after school.
HANG OUT
My sister and I sometimes ________ about clothes, but it never lasts long.
FALL OUT
They argued yesterday, but today they decided to ________ and forget it.
MAKE UP
I met Paul at the party and we really ________ – we laughed the whole evening
HIT IT OFF
Even after leaving primary school, many friends try to ________ through social media.
KEEP IN TOUCH
Our teacher talks too fast, but we have to ________ it during lessons.
PUT UP WITH
I don’t know Jack very well, but we ________ whenever we talk.
GET ON WELL
When I return from my trip, we’ll ________ and I’ll tell you everything that happened.
CATCH UP
On weekends, we usually ________ in the park and play basketball.
HANG OUT
Anna and Kate ________ over a group project, and now they aren’t talking.
FELL OUT
After a few days, they apologised and decided to ________.
MAKE UP
My brother met his new colleague and they immediately ________ – now they are close friends.
HIT IT OFF
We promised to ________ after finishing the summer camp.
KEEP IN TOUCH
Our neighbours are noisy, but we just have to ________ the situation.
PUT UP WITH
I ________ with most of my classmates because they are really nice.
GET ON WELL
