Friendship expressions

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Apr 28, 201600:00:46Education

‘Stay in touch’ means to keep contact. I will be leaving today to go camping and will be away for a month, but don’t worry I will stay in touch. ‘Drop me a line’ means to send someone a note or a message in an informal w...

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