Unit 3 - Phrasal Verbs

A: Do you still meet up with Sara from time to time?

B: Yes, we  --- each other these days.

• see a lot of

• lose touch

• catch up

A: How often do you see Ed?

B: Ed? I haven’t seen him in years. We --- when he moved to Germany and we haven’t spoken since.

• spent time

• lost touch

• caught up

A: Gemma! It’s great to hear from you! We haven’t met up in ages.

B: I know! How about this weekend? We can hang out and  --- on all the news and gossip.

• stay in touch

• catch up

• get together

A: Any plans for the weekend, Beth?

B: Yes, we’re going to --- friends of ours for dinner and drinks.

• meet up with

• hang out

• catch up

A: I love going out and meeting new people, don’t you?

B: Not really. I prefer spending time with my old friends. We ---, so I don’t need to make any new friends.

• get to know

• get on well

• lose touch with

A: What have you been doing since I last saw you, Jim?

B: Just working. I’m so busy I don’t have time to --- with friends anymore.

• hang out

• caught up

• introduce

A: Bye Tim, see you soon.

B: Take care, and --- in touch.

• lose

• keep

• catch

A: Do you enjoy spending time with your sister?

B: Yes, but she lives in France, so we don’t see ---very often.

• together

• each other

• a lot of