The document defines key terms used to describe different stages and aspects of romantic relationships. It provides 14 terms with concise definitions, including asking someone out, chatting someone up, fancying someone, falling in love, splitting up, making up, and getting married or divorced. The summary concludes with directing the reader to complete related workbook activities.

1. Unit 7
Real relationships

3. ask somebody out: to invite
someone to come with you to a
place such as the cinema or a
restaurant.
chat somebody up: to talk to
someone in a way that shows
them that you are attracted to
them.

4. fancy somebody: to
start liking someone
very much.
fall in love (with
somebody): the feeling
of liking another person
very much and being
romantically attracted to
them.

5. Fall out (WITH somebody): when you have
a discussion that does not necessarily end
up in a break up.
Get back together (WITH
somebody): You were separated
and now you are together again.

6. Split up (with somebody): an
occasion when two people end
their relationship
Get on well (with somebody):
Have a good relationship.

7. Make up (with somebody): make
peace with sb.
Go out (with somebody): to leave a
room or building, especially in order
to do something for entertainment.

8. Get engaged (TO somebody): having
formally agreed to marry
Get married (to somebody): To begin
a legal relationship with someone as
their husband or wife.

9. Get divorced: an official or legal process to end
a marriage.

10. Now work on activities 1, 2 and 3 of your
workbook…