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Ccp Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
is 'keep in touch' informal?
Can ‘keep in touch’ be used in a formal language?
I have already used ‘maintaining relationships’ or similar expressions too many times in a report. So, I’m considering changing some instances, like one saying ‘they maintain a permanent relationship with the local community’ by something like ‘they keep constantly in touch with the local community’.
Since the approach must be formal, would such sentence sound too informal?
I have already used ‘maintaining relationships’ or similar expressions too many times in a report. So, I’m considering changing some instances, like one saying ‘they maintain a permanent relationship with the local community’ by something like ‘they keep constantly in touch with the local community’.
Since the approach must be formal, would such sentence sound too informal?
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That's neither formal nor informal. You might consider: continue the regular contacts / communications with the local community
- That's neither formal nor informal.
- You might consider: continue the regular contacts / communications with the local community
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That's neither formal nor informal. You might consider:
continue the regular contacts / communications with the local community
continue the regular contacts / communications with the local community
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