Keeping in Touch Cloze Test

Shantel: So Todd, you — choose —livelives in Japan. Do you see your family often?

Todd: Yes. I — choose —seeingsee them often. I see them — choose —usuallyusual once a year, but I — choose —writingwrite to them often, and I — choose —callcalls them sometimes.

Shantel: Okay. And when you see them, do you go to the United States to visit them, or do they come to Japan?

Todd: I go to America, and then everyone — choose —gogoes to my mom's house, and everybody — choose —meetsmeet me at my mom's house, which is nice. I see my sister, and we — choose —talkstalk a lot, and it's good.

Shantel: Does your mother — choose —missmisses you?

Todd: Yes. She — choose —missmisses me and I miss her a lot, so it's very nice to see her, and also, I miss my dad. I miss him a lot, so I'm always — choose —happyhappily to see him.

Shantel: Nice. What about your sister? When you're in the United States, do you have some — choose —activityactivities you like to do together?

Todd: Yeah, sometimes we do — choose —stuffstuffs together. Maybe I will meet her at a café, or I will go — choose —shopshopping with her, so we do something fun each — choose —timetimes I go back.

Shantel: Nice.

Todd: Also, when I go home, I see my best friend, and that's always nice. I usually — choose —meetingmeet him for dinner, and of course I call him, and it's always nice to see my best friend. And how about your family?

Shantel: Well, since I — choose —liveliving in Japan, I also call them and write them, but usually, we only Skype about once a — choose —monthsmonth.

Todd: Oh. So, who do you Skype with the most, your mom or your dad?

Shantel: I Skype the most with my father, because he — choose —wakeswake up very early, so his time and his schedule — choose —matchesmatch my schedule, so it is — choose —easyeasily for us to Skype.

Todd: Do you call him or does he call you?

Shantel: I usually call him, but sometimes he — choose —callcalls me. Usually, if he calls me, it's because I haven't — choose —calledcall in a long time.

Todd: Uh-oh.

Shantel: Mm-hmm.

Todd: So sometimes, you make him — choose —madlymad.

Shantel: A little — choose —angryanger.

Todd: Right. That's nice. But, you have a brother too, right?

Shantel: I do have a brother, and I call him less — choose —frequentfrequently, because he is so — choose —busybusiness with his job, so we speak about once or twice a month, by — choose —messagemessages or by phone.

Todd: Oh, that's nice. So, do you — choose —followfollowing your family on social media?

Shantel: Yes. I use Facebook.

Todd: Oh, I use it too.

Shantel: It is a — choose —realreally easy way to keep in contact with them.

Todd: Yeah, I agree. What about other social media? Do you use Twitter?

Shantel: No. I don't use Twitter, and I don't use other social media either, only Facebook.

Todd: Ah, that's good, I think. Too much is too bad.

Shantel: I agree, but I do — choose —loveloving Facebook, because I can — choose —speakingspeak with my brother, and my mother, and my father anytime.

Todd: So, with Facebook, do you — choose —checkchecking it every day?

Shantel: I do check it every day. Maybe it's a bad — choose —habitshabit, but I do like to check it every day. Do you check your Facebook every day?

Todd: Not every day. I check it maybe three — choose —timestime a week.

Shantel: Three times a week?

Todd: Yeah, I don't use it much, and I don't use it on my phone.

Shantel: Oh. That's a good idea.

Todd: Yeah. I like my — choose —freelyfree time.

Shantel: Do you use other social media, such as Twitter or Instagram?

Todd: I do use Twitter, but I don't use it on my phone. I only use it on the computer.

Shantel: Okay. What about Instagram?

Todd: Oh, I don't use it at all. Do you use it?

Shantel: No, I don't use it.

Todd: Oh, that's right. You only use Facebook.

Shantel: I only use Facebook.

Todd: Oh, — choose —interestinginterested. Well, that's nice that we can talk to our family on Skype and Facebook because Japan is so far from America.

Shantel: Yes, and I think they are very happy, too.

Todd: Yeah, I think they are happy.