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LOVE & MARRIAGE VOCABULARY 3 (ESL)
level: Intermediate (B1/B2)
This third love and marriage vocabulary exercise focuses on the language of weddings, commitment, and long-term relationships. Start with exercise 1 if you are new to this topic.
Choose the best response to complete each sentence.
1. She's the girl that ________ my heart. (= shattered my hopes by saying 'no')
Correct answer: broke
2. Would you like to ________ me for a drink?
Correct answer: join
3. I like Monica as a friend. I don't ________ her attractive.
Correct answer: find
4. The singer is very attractive. = The singer is ________.
Correct answer: hot
5. I asked her out ________.
Correct answer: on a date
6. You seem really nice and I'd like to get to ________.
Correct answer: know you better
7. I thought I was the only one, but it turns out she's been ________ me this whole time!
Correct answer: two-timing
8. He keeps sending mixed ________. I can't tell if he likes me or not.
Correct answer: signals
9. Did you get her ________?
Correct answer: number
10. I met my boyfriend on an online ________ site.
Correct answer: dating
Love & Marriage Discussion Questions
1. Describe a wedding you have attended. What was it like?
2. What wedding traditions are common in your country? Are any of them unusual to outsiders?
3. Do you think big weddings are better than small ones? Why?
4. How important is it to marry someone from the same culture or religion?
5. Have attitudes towards marriage changed significantly in your country in recent decades?
6. If you were planning a wedding, what would be the most important element to you?
2. What wedding traditions are common in your country? Are any of them unusual to outsiders?
3. Do you think big weddings are better than small ones? Why?
4. How important is it to marry someone from the same culture or religion?
5. Have attitudes towards marriage changed significantly in your country in recent decades?
6. If you were planning a wedding, what would be the most important element to you?
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