Complete the tasks 1. Match each idiom with its meaning. to drop a line to keep in touch with somebody to be behind the times to give somebody a lift to spread the word to write and send a message or a short letter to be old-fashioned in looks or views to take somebody to some place in your car to hold contact with somebody to share information or make it available 2. Fill in the gaps. To keep in touch to be behind the times to give me a lift to spread the word to drop me a line. 1) Give me your contact information so that I could with you for emergency. 2) My granny doesn't understand any music that I listen to. She . 3) Could you to the station? I'm being late for my train. 4) Tomorrow we are having a meeting with the CEO. Please, among the colleagues. 5) I haven't heard from you for ages. Why didn't you even to let me know that you're fine?

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Complete the tasks

to keep in touch with somebody	to be old-fashioned in looks or views
to spread the word	to take somebody to some place in your car
to drop a line	to share information or make it available
to be behind the times	to hold contact with somebody
to give somebody a lift	to write and send a message or a short letter

Give me your contact information so that I could [ ] with you for emergency.
My granny doesn't understand any music that I listen to. She [ ].
Could you [ ] to the station? I'm being late for my train.
Tomorrow we are having a meeting with the CEO. Please, [ ] among the colleagues.
I haven't heard from you for ages. Why didn't you even [ ] to let me know that you're fine?