B) now USE these expressions to complete the following sentences

6. Julie seems to really like Ian, but I personally, ………. He must be at least ten years older than her.

7. John isn't very happy at the moment. He really likes this girl at college but ……… at all.

8. Debbie goes bright red every time she talks to you. I'm sure ……….

9. Tina spends almost every evening with this new guy. ……….

10. Liz fancies that guy in the accounts department. ……….

EXERCISE 4. MATCH THE BEGINNINGS AND ENDINGS OF THE SENTENCES BELOW

STARTING A RELATIONSHIP

1. Sarah's very happy at the moment. She's seeing a. going out together

2. Have you heard about Mark? He's going out b. her for a date

3. Have you heard about Laura and Joe? They've started с. with James Roberts,

the manager

4. Apparently, Phil and Liz have been seeing d. some guy she met on

holiday

5. Did Sally tell you about Mike? He asked e. a lot of each other

recently

In American English you say that you are dating somebody instead of seeing or going out with them.

EXERCISE 5. READ THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES AND PUT THE UNDERLINED WORDS AND PHRASES INTO THE CORRECT COLUMN BELOW

FALLING IN LOVE

1. It started out as just a casual relationship but one day I realized I had fallen in love.

2. Tina and Mike spend every minute together. They're obviously madly in love.

3. I met a guy when I was in Greece, but I knew it was just a holiday romance. I never saw him again after we got back.

4. John's been with Linda for ages. He absolutely adores her.

5. I haven't had a girlfriend for a while now. I had a brief relationship with someone a few months ago, but it didn't really work out.