get-in-touch
Chunk: get in touch
Meaning & Usage
To get in touch means to contact someone, usually by phone, email, or message, especially after a period of not speaking.
🧲 Common Collocates
- Structure: get in touch with (someone).
- Contexts: get in touch soon, tried to get in touch, let's get in touch.
💬 Contextual Examples
- I need to get in touch with the supplier about our delayed order.
- Here is my business card. Please get in touch if you need anything else.
- I tried to get in touch with her all weekend, but her phone was off.
🎴 Interactive Web Practice
Practice 1: I will get in ______ with you next week to finalize the details.
Answer:
touch Practice 2: She hasn't replied to my emails; how else can I ______ in touch with her?
Answer:
get Practice 3: We should definitely get in touch ______ the event planner soon.
Answer:
with