Lindsay McMahon
"The English Adventurer"

You are catching up with an old friend on the phone.

What phrases can you use to make sure you stay close with that person?

Find out today.

 

Why do people lose touch?

Many American people move out of their hometowns after high school.

Our country is so big so you can never guarantee that you’ll be in touch with the same people throughout your life.

We change as people and we get busy.

 

Phrases to catch up with an old friend:

  • “It’s been so/too long, how have you been? “
  • “I’m sorry I haven’t called to congratulate you!”
  • “I’ve been thinking about you. How are things?”
  • “I’ve really missed you! I’d love to chat more often.”
  • “We should chat more often. It’s so nice to catch up.”
  • “I feel like it’s been forever.”

Pro tip! Be honest about how you feel!

 

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Try these phrases the next time you reach out to an old friend.

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