One of the students at your English language school is moving back to his home country. Some of the students contributed to buy him a gift. On the card for the gift, you want to write a nice, friendly message. You write this.
"Keep in touch" is a common phrase to use when you're permanently saying goodbye to someone, like when you:
leave a job
graduate from a school
move to another city
To "keep" doing something means to continue to do it. Being "in touch" means that you communicate with someone. So "Keep in touch!" means "Continue to communicate with me!"
However, people say "Keep in touch!" so often that sometimes it doesn't really mean much. If someone tells you to "Keep in touch", they probably don'texpect you to call or email them.
If you really do want to "keep in touch" with someone, you might need to say or write it in a different way like this:
Use social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. They make it easy to connect with native English speakers worldwide who want to improve their language skills. Join relevant groups and follow language exchange accounts to find potential practice partners.
HelloTalk connects you with native speakers to chat with for free. But this isn't your standard social app. The interface is packed with innovative tools to make it fun and effortless to learn a new language. You can chat with individual members, or join group chats for a collaborative learning experience.
Many English learners struggle with speaking for three reasons: they are embarrassed by their foreign accent, they don't remember key words when they need them, and they can't really understand when people reply back to them, which leads to awkward situations.
Yes – it is possible to speak English like a native speaker if you are willing to put the time and energy in to learn. Overtime, if you converse with enough people, watch enough movies, read enough books, and most importantly – get enough practice – your accent and speaking style will dramatically improve.
Introduction: My name is Frankie Dare, I am a funny, beautiful, proud, fair, pleasant, cheerful, enthusiastic person who loves writing and wants to share my knowledge and understanding with you.
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