
welcome to our first class on love and
relationship idioms let’s begin let’s
imagine you see someone and instantly
love happens
yes Furniture instantly boom instantly
love we can say it’s love at first sight
so when you begin to feel love for
someone for the first time you fall in
love with them or you fall for them so
in this case he fell for her or he fell
in love with her
be careful remember fall is present past
a fall fell not felt many people in
spelling right it felt it’s not fall
fair fell back then they start talking
hi you’re really pretty you’re really
handsome you look really good today also
then something happens you both decide
ok you’re my boyfriend okay you’re my
girlfriend you get together or you get
with that person so in this case we can
say they got together or he or she got
with him or her you can say it both ways
into your relationship begins so when
you’re in a relationship maybe this will
happen you might need to explain that
actually you’re not single you have a
boyfriend you have a girlfriend or maybe
you’re involved with someone for this
you would say you are seeing someone or
you’re dating someone be careful with
the word date because in Latin languages
it can mean a different thing watch this
video here to see an explanation of that
so he’s asked the question are you
single or do you have a boyfriend are
you seeing anyone she could say sorry
I’m seeing someone I’m not single I’m in
a relationship I’m involved with someone
I’m seeing
someone or yes I’m dating someone then
unfortunately one day maybe this will
happen terrible so if one of the people
in the relationship kisses someone else
or does something with someone else we’d
say they cheated or we could say they
cheated on the other person so in this
case it would be he cheated on her with
her the other woman or other guy
whatever the situation is I’ve seen
students do this for this English people
we don’t use that for us it just means a
bull or horns but it has no connection
to this situation so if you do this to
an English person we don’t know what
that means so if this happens in a
relationship what could happen next
of course if someone cheats on the other
person probably they’re going to break
up to break up means to end the
relationship to finish with that person
we can say she what’s the past of break
broke or we can say split in the past
it’s irregular split again we can say
she broke up or she split up with him
and if you want to break up with someone
you can you could say this I’m breaking
up with you I want to break up but let’s
do a bonus idiom so it’s a sad story
first they fell in love they fell for
each other
then they got together they were a
lovely couple then he cheated on her
then she broke up with him they broke up
but what usually happens in this
situation six months later maybe they’re
not broken up anymore they’re together
again how do we say to start a
relationship yet we can say they got
together but we want to say again a
repeat of something which preposition
means again or a repeat of something of
course back they got back together so
this would mean they started a
relationship again I hope you like
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relationship idioms let’s begin let’s
imagine you see someone and instantly
love happens
yes Furniture instantly boom instantly
love we can say it’s love at first sight
so when you begin to feel love for
someone for the first time you fall in
love with them or you fall for them so
in this case he fell for her or he fell
in love with her
be careful remember fall is present past
a fall fell not felt many people in
spelling right it felt it’s not fall
fair fell back then they start talking
hi you’re really pretty you’re really
handsome you look really good today also
then something happens you both decide
ok you’re my boyfriend okay you’re my
girlfriend you get together or you get
with that person so in this case we can
say they got together or he or she got
with him or her you can say it both ways
into your relationship begins so when
you’re in a relationship maybe this will
happen you might need to explain that
actually you’re not single you have a
boyfriend you have a girlfriend or maybe
you’re involved with someone for this
you would say you are seeing someone or
you’re dating someone be careful with
the word date because in Latin languages
it can mean a different thing watch this
video here to see an explanation of that
so he’s asked the question are you
single or do you have a boyfriend are
you seeing anyone she could say sorry
I’m seeing someone I’m not single I’m in
a relationship I’m involved with someone
I’m seeing
someone or yes I’m dating someone then
unfortunately one day maybe this will
happen terrible so if one of the people
in the relationship kisses someone else
or does something with someone else we’d
say they cheated or we could say they
cheated on the other person so in this
case it would be he cheated on her with
her the other woman or other guy
whatever the situation is I’ve seen
students do this for this English people
we don’t use that for us it just means a
bull or horns but it has no connection
to this situation so if you do this to
an English person we don’t know what
that means so if this happens in a
relationship what could happen next
of course if someone cheats on the other
person probably they’re going to break
up to break up means to end the
relationship to finish with that person
we can say she what’s the past of break
broke or we can say split in the past
it’s irregular split again we can say
she broke up or she split up with him
and if you want to break up with someone
you can you could say this I’m breaking
up with you I want to break up but let’s
do a bonus idiom so it’s a sad story
first they fell in love they fell for
each other
then they got together they were a
lovely couple then he cheated on her
then she broke up with him they broke up
but what usually happens in this
situation six months later maybe they’re
not broken up anymore they’re together
again how do we say to start a
relationship yet we can say they got
together but we want to say again a
repeat of something which preposition
means again or a repeat of something of
course back they got back together so
this would mean they started a
relationship again I hope you like
today’s class if you want to see more
you can subscribe or click here to see
love idioms part 2 you can now be a part
of Papa teach me help us make our next
video and get rewards improve your
English with exclusive content made
entirely by us worksheets monthly Q&A
sessions see yourself in a future lesson
or even get a special English video made
just for you click this link to find out
more
you
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