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Situation

David is visiting his aunt’s house and meeting some relatives he hasn’t seen in a long time.

Dialogue

David: Hi, Aunt Clara! It’s so good to drop by.

Aunt Clara: Hello, David! I’m glad you could come over.

David: Thanks! I wanted to catch up with everyone. How have you all been?

Cousin Mia: Hi, David! We’ve been great. It’s nice to finally get together like this.

David: Definitely! I hope we can go through the old photo albums later.

Aunt Clara: Of course! And don’t forget to look after your little cousin while we organize lunch.

David: Sure! I’m happy to help. It’s nice to bond with family again.

Phrasal Verbs & Expressions

drop by — зайти ненадолго

I thought I’d drop by and say hello.

Я решил зайти ненадолго и поздороваться.

come over — приходить в гости

Thanks for coming over for dinner.

Спасибо, что пришли в гости на ужин.

catch up with — поболтать и узнать новости

I wanted to catch up with everyone.

Я хотел поболтать и узнать, как у всех дела.

get together — собираться вместе

It’s nice to finally get together with the family.

Приятно наконец-то собраться всей семьёй.

go through — просматривать, перебирать

We can go through the old photos later.

Мы можем позже просмотреть старые фотографии.

look after — присматривать за кем-то

Please look after your little cousin while we cook.

Пожалуйста, присматривай за младшим кузеном, пока мы готовим.

bond with — укреплять отношения, сближаться

It’s great to bond with family again.

Приятно снова сблизиться с семьёй.

Exercise: Fill in the blanks

Use the phrasal verbs from above: drop by, come over, catch up with, get together, go through, look after, bond with

I thought I’d ______ and say hi.

Thanks for ______ for lunch.

I wanted to ______ everyone I haven’t seen in a while.

It’s great to finally ______ with the family.

We can ______ the old albums later.

Please ______ your younger cousin while we prepare dinner.

It’s nice to ______ relatives after a long time.

Answer Key

drop by — I thought I’d drop by and say hi.

come over — Thanks for coming over for lunch.

catch up with — I wanted to catch up with everyone I haven’t seen in a while.

get together — It’s great to finally get together with the family.

go through — We can go through the old albums later.

look after — Please look after your younger cousin while we prepare dinner.

bond with — It’s nice to bond with relatives after a long time.