We contact with each other for years. And last week we contact again.A．lost; made B．have been out of; got intoC．had been out of; made D．came; kept 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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We ________ contact with each other for years. And last week we ________ contact again.

A．lost; made B．have been out of; got into

C．had been out of; made D．came; kept

【解析】答案　B　[考查短语。be out of contact with和某人失去联系；get into contact with sb和某人取得联系。]

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