2016-11-01 Idioms: "on a date"

Greg Malivuk
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Lesson 10 “On a Date” - With your partner, use the pictures and sentences to figure out if the definitions on p. 118 are true or false.
1 puppy love = immature love (true)
2 crush on = attraction to (false)
3 tie the knot = get married (true)
4 no strings attached = no (hidden) expectations or motives (false)
5 turn him down = decline (say “no” to) his offer (true)
6 nerd = studious person, not very athletic or social (false)
7 dumped = rejected, ended the relationship (true)
	(“kick him to the curb” = dump him completely)
8 showed up = appeared, arrived (true)
9 stood me up = left me waiting and never showed up (false)
10 love at first sight = instant love (true)
11 drop-dead gorgeous = very beautiful (true)
12 break our date = cancel our date (true)
13 leading him on = making him falsely think you’re interested in him (true)
14 ask her out = ask her on a date (true)
15 blind date = date with someone you don’t know (false)
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Other expressions: fall in love, be head over heels in love
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p. 129 (the last page) - Decide which option is the most reasonable reaction when someone says these things.
1 b
2 a
3 c
4 b (To cancel something and hopefully make plans later, you can take a rain check.)
5 b (if you think it’s bad to look like a nerd)
6 c
7 c
8 a (“out” and “outside” are not the same)
9 b
10 b