English vocabulary test (ESL/ELL) | Love, Marriage, Romance, Flirting 1

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Topic: Love, Marriage, Romance, Flirting 1

1. The girl that you are engaged to is your (fiancee/financier).

2. An informal way of saying "they got married" is "they tied the" (rope/knot).

3. He's not a good husband. He (dates/cheats) on his wife with other women.

4. When they got engaged, he gave her a beautiful (wedding/engagement) ring.

5. "Head over " (heels/shoes) means "very much in love".

6. I thought it was love, but it was only an (infatuation/inflammation) that lasted for three months.

7. If you don't want to get pregnant, you should always use (contraceptives/contraband).

8. A (possessive/possessing) person is one who shows a desire to control or dominate his/her partner.

9. Don't bother asking her out. She has a (sturdy/steady) boyfriend.

10. I find her very (attracted/attractive).

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