B12:00
Friendships over time
Talk about a long friendship. Use: get on well, have a lot in common, lose touch, get back in touch, fall out, make up, drift apart.
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Talk about a long friendship. Use: get on well, have a lot in common, lose touch, get back in touch, fall out, make up, drift apart.
Describe a meal out from arriving to paying. Use: a table for two, the specials, medium rare, on the side, the bill, service charge, split it.
Recommend an app. Use: user-friendly, intuitive, glitchy, sign up, log in, notifications, update, subscription, free trial.
Talk about a trip. Use: off the beaten track, a stopover, jet lag, breathtaking, touristy, a local, get by (in a language), settle in.