Collocation
Do you still keep in touch?
To maintain communication or contact with someone.
Definition
'Do you still keep in touch?' is a common English collocation. To maintain communication or contact with someone.
keep + in touch
“Do you still keep in touch?”
Examples
- We promised to keep in touch after graduation, no matter where life takes us.
- Do you still keep in touch with your high school friends, or have you lost contact?
- Despite moving to different countries, they managed to keep in touch through regular video calls.
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- It's important to keep in touch with old colleagues for potential networking opportunities.
- She's always good at keeping in touch with everyone she meets.
- After their incredible journey, they vowed to keep in touch, despite the vast ocean separating them.
- Even though years had passed, he kept in touch by sending occasional emails and holiday cards.
- Make sure to keep in touch while you're traveling abroad; your family will worry.
- I always try to keep in touch with my extended family, even if it's just a quick message.
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