Getting back in touch
Phrasal verb that means "to stop communicating with someone."
Lost touch with
A famous building or structure that is easily recognized (e.g., the Eiffel Tower).
Landmark
Verb used when you plan and create the layout or visual look of a brochure or website.
Design
What is the full grammatical structure of the Present Perfect Continuous?
Subject + have/has + been + verb-ing
Which modal verb is used to express general ability in the present?
Can / Can't
Catch up with
A marked lane on the road reserved specifically for bicycles.
Cycle lane
Verb that means to make changes, cuts, or corrections to a video or text.
Edit
Complete: "She __________ (study) English since 8:00 AM."
has been studying
Complete with general past ability: "When I was 5 years old, I __________ swim very well."
could / couldn't
Phrasal verb that means "to have a very good relationship with someone."
Get on really well
A street reserved only for people walking, where cars are not allowed.
Pedestrian street
Complete: "Taking this course will help you __________ valuable skills for your career."
Gain
Make this sentence negative: "They have been playing video games recently."
They haven't (have not) been playing video games recently
Complete with future ability: "By the end date of the course, you __________ speak fluent English."
will be able to
During the first week of school, we played games to __________ our classmates."
Get to know
Complete: "We sat outside at an __________ to enjoy a drink in the sun."
Outdoor café
Complete: "She takes classes every week to __________ her acting abilities."
Improve
Form a question: "(you / wait) __________ for the bus for a long time?"
Have you been waiting for the bus for a long time?
Complete with present perfect ability: "Since the start date, many adult learners __________ gain new digital skills."
have/has been able to
What is the main difference between keep in touch with and get together?
Keep in touch with means maintaining communication over time, while get together means meeting up in person for a social event
An open public space in a town or city, often surrounded by buildings.
Square
Complete with two target verbs: "I want to __________ on my public speaking to __________ for my job interview."
Work on / prepare
Correct the mistake: "He has being working here for five years."
He has BEEN working here for five years
Correct the mistake: "She cans design brochures very quickly."
She CAN design brochures very quickly.