Collocation
keep in touch
to continue communicating with someone so you stay connected and up to date
Definition
'keep in touch' is a common English collocation. to continue communicating with someone so you stay connected and up to date
keep + in touch (with + someone)
“Let’s keep in touch after the course ends.”
Examples
- I still keep in touch with my high school teacher.
- They kept in touch through emails and occasional calls.
- If you change your number, please let me know so we can keep in touch.
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- We promised to keep in touch, but life got busy.
- She tries to keep in touch with her cousins overseas.
- I’ve kept in touch with several colleagues from my last job.
- They hadn’t kept in touch for years until they met again at a wedding.
- To keep in touch with customers, the team sends a monthly update.
More verb + prepositional phrases
- run into trouble To experience difficulties, problems, or a problematic situation.
- We are in the same class. To be a student in the same course, academic group, or grade level as someone else.
- Do you still keep in touch? To maintain communication or contact with someone.
- What do you make of it? What do you think about it? / What is your opinion or interpretation of it?
- Happy to jump on a call. Willing and available to quickly join a phone or video conference call, often implying eagerness or…