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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
To stay in touch - to keep in touch (with someone)
Is "to stay in touch" correct? Is that used by native English speakers? Or is there any difference between the two idioms? Thank you ver ymuch.
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I'm not a teacher here, but I'd say "let's stay in touch" with someone you've already been in touch with: "let's go on being in touch" "let's keep in touch" either with a new topic, or with someone you've just met and want to be in touch with.
- I'm not a teacher here, but I'd say "let's stay in touch" with someone you've already been in touch with: "let's go on being in touch" "let's keep in touch" either with a new topic, or with someone you've just met and want to be in touch with.
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I'm not a teacher here, but I'd say
"let's stay in touch" with someone you've already been in touch with: "let's go on being in touch"
"let's keep in touch" either with a new topic, or with someone you've just met and want to be in touch with.
"let's stay in touch" with someone you've already been in touch with: "let's go on being in touch"
"let's keep in touch" either with a new topic, or with someone you've just met and want to be in touch with.
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