"Keep in contact with sb." or "Keep contact with sb."?
I see both forms by Googling. So what's the more correct form?

Question

"Keep in contact with sb." or "Keep contact with sb."?
I see both forms by Googling.  So what's the more correct form?

Answer

Keep contact means to constantly be touching them.

Because of convention, and only convention, (possibly helped by a famous commercial from the 80s - reach out and touch someone) keep in touch means to talk on a regular basis.

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Keep in contact would be the formal English and generally everyday English as well. I have never heard 'keep contact'

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