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English for Dating & Relationships 💕 | Love, Breakups, and More – A2

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Warm-up Questions

What words or phrases do you already know for dating and relationships in English?
What topics do you think this video will teach: love, dating, breakups, or all of them?
Do you think learning these phrases is useful for real conversations? Why or why not?

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English for Dating & Relationships 💕 | Love, Breakups, and More – A2

Introduction + Love & Dating Phrases (00:00 – 01:55)

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1. What does “to fall for someone” mean?

To meet someone for the first time
To stop liking someone
To start feeling love for someone

2. What does “to ask someone out” mean?

To invite someone on a date
To talk to someone online
To end a relationship

3. In this video, “to go out with someone” means:

To move to a new city
To date someone
To argue with someone

English for Dating & Relationships 💕 | Love, Breakups, and More – A2

Breakups: Ending and Recovering (01:55 – 03:17)

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1. What does “break up with” mean?

To ask for advice
To end a relationship
To start a relationship

2. After a breakup, “to get over” something means to:

Recover emotionally
Forget a person’s name
Go on a first date

3. What does “move on” mean in the video?

To emotionally detach from the past
To become best friends again
To travel to a new country

English for Dating & Relationships 💕 | Love, Breakups, and More – A2

More Relationship Phrases + Quiz (03:17 – 06:17)

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1. “Settle down” means:

Ending a relationship quickly
Meeting many new people
Accepting a stable life with someone

2. If two people “hit it off,” they:

Get along well from the start
Stop talking to each other
Argue a lot

3. In the quiz, which phrase means to end a relationship?

break up with
ask out
fall for

English for Dating & Relationships 💕 | Love, Breakups, and More – A2

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1. Which phrase is about inviting someone on a date?

settle down
get over
ask someone out

2. Which phrase is about recovering after a breakup?

get over
hit it off
take things slow

3. Which phrase means to progress a relationship slowly?

go out with
break up with
take things slow

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

English for Dating & Relationships 💕 | Love, Breakups, and More – A2

Which phrase from the video is the most useful for you? How would you use it in a sentence?
Do you think it’s better to “take things slow” when dating? Why or why not?
What are some healthy ways to “get over” a breakup and “move on”?
What does “settle down” mean for you (for example: marriage, living together, having a family, or something else)?