Question

3. Choose the correct answer. 1.to keep in touch with 2. to live in abroad 3.to be afraid for 4. to get used to A)1,2 B)1,3 C)1,4 D) 2,4

Answer 1

• to keep in touch with  
• to get used to

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) 1,4. The phrases "to keep in touch with" and "to get used to" are both correct idiomatic expressions. "To live in abroad" is incorrect because the preposition "in" is unnecessary when referring to living abroad, so the correct phrase would be "to live abroad." "To be afraid for" is also incorrect; the correct phrase would be "to be afraid of."