English grammar, vocabulary, and listening comprehension exercises




Topic: Love, Marriage, Romance, Flirting 1




Choose the best option to complete each of the following sentences.


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).





Conversation questions

Here are some questions you can use in a conversation about love, marriage, etc.

What does love mean to you personally?
(This helps understand their values and perspective.)

Do you believe love is a choice or a feeling? Why?
(Great for diving into the nature of love and commitment.)

Can you describe a moment when you truly felt loved?
(Brings personal experience into the conversation.)

How do you show love to someone you care about?
(This touches on love languages and emotional expression.)

What do you think makes love last?
(Invites reflection on what sustains a relationship long-term.)

What does a successful marriage look like to you?
(This opens up conversation about values, goals, and expectations.)

How do you think roles and responsibilities should be divided in a marriage?
(Great for exploring views on partnership, equality, and teamwork.)

How important is communication and conflict resolution in a marriage to you?
(This dives into emotional intelligence and how you handle challenges.)

What are your thoughts on finances and money management in a marriage?
(Money can be a big topic — this helps understand priorities and financial compatibility.)

What do you think changes the most in a relationship after marriage?
(Good for discussing fears, hopes, and how both partners see long-term commitment.)

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