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Match the following idiomatic expressions with their meanings:
Match the following idiomatic expressions with their meanings:
Put up with = End a disagreement and be friends again Broke up = End a romantic relationship Lost touch = Stop communicating with someone Make up = Tolerate someone's behavior
Match the following expressions related to relationships with their meanings:
Match the following expressions related to relationships with their meanings:
Cheating on = Being unfaithful in a relationship Hit it off = Quickly become good friends Fell out/ falling out = Have a disagreement and stop being friends Ask out = Invite someone on a date
Match the following expressions related to social interactions with their meanings:
Match the following expressions related to social interactions with their meanings:
Get back in touch = Reestablish communication with someone Hang out = Spend time together casually Looking back = Reflecting on past events Looking forward = Anticipating future events
Match the following expressions related to emotions with their meanings:
Match the following expressions related to emotions with their meanings:
Match the following expressions related to compatibility with their meanings:
Match the following expressions related to compatibility with their meanings:
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Study Notes
Idioms and Phrases
- "Retail therapy" means to go shopping to improve one's mood.
- "Make progress" means to move forward or advance in a task or goal.
- "Wind up" can mean to arrive at a place or to conclude an event.
- "Process" can mean to think about or deal with an idea or situation.
- "Amount" refers to the quantity of something.
- To "socialize" means to interact with people, often in a casual way.
- "Bottle up" means to keep one's feelings or emotions hidden inside.
- To be "self-employed" means to work for oneself, not for an employer.
- "Running list" refers to a continuous list or a list that is regularly updated.
Communication and Relationships
- "See eye to eye" means to agree or have the same opinion as someone.
- To be "on the same page" means to have the same understanding or perspective as someone.
- To "miss the mark" means to fail to achieve a goal or expectation.
- "Cheating on" means to be unfaithful to someone in a romantic relationship.
- To "return" feelings means to reciprocate romantic emotions.
- To "fall out" means to have a disagreement or argument with someone.
- To "develop feelings" means to start having romantic emotions for someone.
Social Interactions
- To "hit it off" means to quickly establish a strong connection or friendship with someone.
- To "pick up" can mean to continue a conversation or activity from a previous point.
- To "get along" means to have a good relationship or friendship with someone.
- To "put up with" means to tolerate someone or something.
- To "get back in touch" means to reestablish contact with someone after a period of time apart.
- To "hang out" means to spend time with someone in a casual, social way.
- To "lose touch" means to lose contact or connection with someone.
- To "get along with" means to have a good relationship or friendship with someone.
- To "have a falling out" means to have a disagreement or argument with someone.
Reflection and Future
- To "look back" means to think about the past or previous events.
- To "look forward" means to think about the future or anticipate an event.
- "I can't imagine (my) life without _______" means to express how important someone or something is to you.
- To "turn up" can mean to increase or arrive unexpectedly.
- To "pick up the pieces of (her, his, my, their, our) life" means to recover from a difficult situation.
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