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Key phrasal verbs from this video:
✔️ get on (with someone) - like someone and have a friendly relationship with them
Example: My sister and I really get on. We have a lot of fun together!

✔️ fall out (with someone) - stop being friends with someone after an argument
Example: Mia and Nathan fell out after Mia lied and didn’t apologise.

✔️ run into (someone) - meet someone unexpectedly
Example: Fatima ran into her neighbour at the supermarket.

✔️ hear from (someone) - receive communication from someone via phone, email or letter etc.
Example: I was thrilled to hear from my long-lost friend after years of being out of touch.

✔️ make up (with someone) - become friends with someone again after having an argument
Example: It took time, but eventually the siblings made up and repaired their relationship.

✔️ hang out (with someone) - spend time relaxing or socialising with someone
Example: At the weekend, my friends and I hang out at the local coffee shop.

✔️ catch up (with someone) - talk to someone about what’s been happening in your lives since the last time you spoke
Example: Family reunions are a great time to catch up with relatives you don’t see often.

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