RELATIONSHIPS

RELATIONSHIPS

• Phrasal Verbs

• Ask sb out

• Bring up

• Bump into ( to meet by chance)

• Call up ( call on the telephone)

• Get along

• Get together

RELATIONSHIPS

• Let’s talk!

40 fatal signs that you’re about to be

DUMPED! (read the article)

         

RELATIONSHIPSto break up (broke up)/ double date /blind date / to go dutch• Anna: Hi Meg, how’s it going?• Meg: Pretty good and you?• Anna: Great. So, how’s your love life?• Meg: Not so hot, why?• Anna: Because I know a great guy. He’s Mike’s friend and he just• ________________ with his girlfriend. I want to arrange a date for• the two of you.• Meg: Do you mean a _________________? I don’t know him.• Anna: Don’t worry. How about we go on a ________________? I’ll• invite Mike.• Meg: Sure, that sounds like fun, but please tell him that I want• ________________. I’d rather pay for myself since I don’t even• know him.• Anna: Okay, it’s a date.

*If you go Dutch in a restaurant, you pay equal shares for the meal.

to get engaged / an affair to flirt (flirting) /going out with

• Jun: Hey, did you hear about Mary?• Emi: No, do tell.• Jun: She left Marvin. The marriage is over.• Emi: No, why?• Jun: He had ________________ with her best friend Gina.• Emi: Really? Well, I think Mary’s okay now because I saw her• ________________ with Jim at a party.• Jun: You’re kidding? Who told you?• Emi: You don’t know him, my friend Jack.• Jun: Jack Turner?• Emi: Yeah, do you know him?• Jun: Sure.• Emi: So, you know that he’s ___________________ to get married

to Noriko.• Jun: That’s impossible. He’s _________________me.

*A double date is a safe, non-intimidating way to hang outwith a potential partner

• AcronymDefinition

• GSOH Good Sense Of Humor

• GSOH Good Salary Own House

• GSOH Good Standard of Hygiene

• GSOH General State of Health