IELTS vocabulary – friends and family part 2

Get to know one another 

• To lose contact
• To like each other straight away
• To work together well
• Learning different aspects of each other

Get together 

• Someone that I care about
• To work together well
• Meet up
• To like each other straight away

Immediate family 

• In person
• Spouse, parents, children, grandparents
• Someone that I care about
• To lose contact

Long lost friend

• A friend that you have lost contact with
• To like each other straight away
• Someone that I care about
• To work together well

Long-term relationships

• To work together well
•  A committed relationship between partners
• Plan to share an evening meal
• Someone that I care about

Nurture our friendships 

• To lose contact
• Someone that I care about
• Looking after our relationships with friends
• To like each other straight away

Professional relationships

• In person
• Plan to share an evening meal
• To work together well
• The relationships that we have in the workplace

Relationship problems

• To like each other straight away
• In person
• Difficulties with people with whom we interact regularly
• Plan to share an evening meal

Share a common background

• Plan to share an evening meal
• The share a similar heritage or culture
• Someone that I care about
• To lose contact

Share the same ideas

• To have similar opinions and views
• Plan to share an evening meal
• To work together well
• To like each other straight away