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relationships B1

invite someone out

Learn how to use 'invite someone out' in English. Master this common phrasal verb used for asking people on dates or social gatherings.
relationships B2

make a move

Learn how to use the casual English phrase 'make a move' in romantic contexts, complete with natural examples and common mistakes.
slang B2

rizz up

Learn how to use 'rizz up' in English conversation. Understand this popular Gen Z slang term for charm and romantic persuasion.
relationships B2

run hot and cold

What does it mean when someone runs hot and cold? Learn how to describe mixed signals and emotional inconsistency in English.
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relationships B2

send mixed signals

Learn what 'send mixed signals' means and how to use it in English conversations about dating and relationships.
relationships B1

set someone up

Discover the meaning of 'set someone up' in relationship contexts, with natural examples and useful practice.
slang B1

slide into

Understand the slang phrase 'slide into' (usually 'slide into DMs'). Learn how to use it when talking about social media messaging.
entertainment C1

sliding into DMs

Learn what 'sliding into DMs' means, how to use this popular social media slang in English conversation, and see real-life examples.
relationships B1

write a love letter

Learn how to use the expression 'write a love letter' in English. See natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
relationships B1

be attracted to

Learn how to use the phrase "be attracted to" to describe romantic or physical interest in someone. Essential vocabulary for dating and relationship conversations.
relationships B2

blind date

Learn the meaning and usage of 'blind date' to describe a romantic meeting set up by friends.
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slang B2

get the ick

Discover the exact meaning of 'get the ick'. Learn how to use this modern slang term to describe a sudden, unexplained feeling of disgust toward someone you liked.
relationships C1

play hard to get

Learn what 'play hard to get' means in dating contexts and how to use this common English idiom to describe pretending to be uninterested in someone.
relationships B1

ask out

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'ask out' to invite someone on a romantic date. See natural examples, mistakes to avoid, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

go on a date

Learn how to use the common expression 'go on a date' to talk about romantic outings. Discover natural examples, typical mistakes, and practice.
relationships B2

stand someone up

Learn how to use the English idiom 'stand someone up' to describe the frustrating situation when a friend or romantic date completely fails to show up for your plans.
relationships B1

ask someone out

Find out how to use the phrasal verb 'ask someone out' in English. Learn the correct word order, see natural examples, and practice your skills.
relationships B1

break up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'break up' in English. Find explanations, natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
relationships A2

go out with

Learn how to use the phrase 'go out with' in English. Find the meaning, natural conversational examples, pronunciation guides, and practice exercises.
relationships B2

lead someone on

Learn the meaning of 'lead someone on' to describe giving false hope in romantic relationships.