NT lesson 1 - collocations checkout

Let's keep in touch even when you're abroad.

In this example, to keep in touch means:

• not have news

• communicate

• feel each other's skin

Sorry to say, but I don't understand his sense of humor.

In this example, sense of humor means:

• have different opinions

• like different things

• find things funny

You and I have a lot in common.

In this example, to have a lot in common means:

• have similar ideas

• have different ideas

• agree about different things

Please, don't lose touch of the people you care.

In this example, to lose touch means:

• have contact

• do not have contact with

• telephone

You should date him and get to know him better.

In this example, to get to know means:

• have more information about

• ask people about

• don't care about

Do you enjoy your sister's company?

In this example, to enjoy someone's company means:

• don't care about

• dislike being together

• like being together

They've fell out and never talked again.

In this example, to fall out means:

• have a serious disagreement

• fight physically

• disrespect

I'm happy we've been on the same wavelength.

In this example, to be on the same wavelength means:

• enjoy similar things

• dislike everything

• dance together