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Topic: Love, Marriage, Romance, Flirting 2



WORDS YOU SHOULD KNOW:
TO ASK SOMEONE OUT - to ask someone to go on a date with you; to ask someone (who you are attracted to) to meet you for a drink, coffee, etc.
FLIRTY - adj. flirtatious.
TO MAKE OUT - to kiss passionately, etc.
TO BREAK UP - to stop seeing each other; to end a (romantic) relationship.



1. I asked her out, but she turned me ________ (she said "no").
  down
  out
  in

2. A ________ is something that one uses in bars as a way to start talking to someone.
  pick me up line
  pick up line
  pick up truck

3. He thinks she is attractive. = He's got the ________ for her. (*very informal)
  hots
  desire
  attraction

4. A person who likes to flirt is called a ________.
  flirtation
  filtrator
  flirt

5. You see that cute girl over there? I've been trying to________ all night, but she still hasn't noticed me.
  catch her eyes
  catch her eye
  catch her view

6. I just broke up with my girlfriend. I don't plan to start ________ again right away.
  going
  seeing
  dating

7. I have a ________ on my teacher. = I secretly like my teacher.
  crush
  crash
  crunch

8. She's the kind of girl who will not ________ on the first date.
  make out
  make in
  make on

9. It wasn't a long-term relationship; it was only a ________ (a fun, short-term relationship).
  flight
  fling
  fleeting

10. Of course he likes you; he was blatantly __________ on you last night at the party!
  knocking
  playing
  hitting


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