Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 87 views

    5B Vocabulary Relationships

    Uploaded by

    Angie Asqui Quenta
    The document explains the differences between various pairs of vocabulary terms related to relationships and interactions between people. It provides definitions and examples to distinguish meeting somebody from knowing somebody, arguing with somebody from discussing something, and colleagues from friends. It also includes a list of terms like couple, partner, roommate, ex, close friend, and classmate along with their definitions. Finally, it presents a series of verb phrases describing meeting a classmate, becoming friends, dating, breaking up, reconnecting years later, getting engaged, and getting married.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    5B Vocabulary Relationships

    Uploaded by

    Angie Asqui Quenta
    87 views4 pages
    The document explains the differences between various pairs of vocabulary terms related to relationships and interactions between people. It provides definitions and examples to distinguish meeting somebody from knowing somebody, arguing with somebody from discussing something, and colleagues from friends. It also includes a list of terms like couple, partner, roommate, ex, close friend, and classmate along with their definitions. Finally, it presents a series of verb phrases describing meeting a classmate, becoming friends, dating, breaking up, reconnecting years later, getting engaged, and getting married.

    Original Description:

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document explains the differences between various pairs of vocabulary terms related to relationships and interactions between people. It provides definitions and examples to distinguish meeting somebody from knowing somebody, arguing with somebody from discussing something, and colleagues from friends. It also includes a list of terms like couple, partner, roommate, ex, close friend, and classmate along with their definitions. Finally, it presents a series of verb phrases describing meeting a classmate, becoming friends, dating, breaking up, reconnecting years later, getting engaged, and getting married.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    87 views4 pages

    5B Vocabulary Relationships

    Uploaded by

    Angie Asqui Quenta
    The document explains the differences between various pairs of vocabulary terms related to relationships and interactions between people. It provides definitions and examples to distinguish meeting somebody from knowing somebody, arguing with somebody from discussing something, and colleagues from friends. It also includes a list of terms like couple, partner, roommate, ex, close friend, and classmate along with their definitions. Finally, it presents a series of verb phrases describing meeting a classmate, becoming friends, dating, breaking up, reconnecting years later, getting engaged, and getting married.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 4

    💘

    Vocabulary relationships
    Explain the difference between these pairs of phrases.

    📌 1 to meet somebody and to know somebody meet somebody is


    when you have plans with a friend or partner, or you will have a meal
    in a restaurant or have a fun time in another place, whereas know
    somebody is when you meet someone for the first time.

    📌 2 a colleague and a friend a colleague is the person who you work or


    study with, but you don't trust that person enough or you just
    exchanged a few words with that person, on the other hand, a friend
    is a person whom you have affection and you have a fun time with
    that person.

    📌 3 to argue with somebody and to discuss something argue is when


    you speak angrily because you are disagree with somebody, and if
    you are discussing you are having a friendly conversation about a
    topic.

    Think of one of your close friends. Answer the questions.

    How long have you known him/her?

    I've known her for seven years

    Where did you meet?

    We met at school, we were classmates but then we discovered we got


    along and became close friends.

    Vocabulary relationships 1
    Why do you get along well?

    Because we understand each other, I feel she is good at listening, and a


    reliable person whom you can tell anything, besides that she has a good
    sense of humor, and everytime we met we always have a fun time.

    What do you have in common?

    I think we care about each other, sometimes we behave like a mother when
    needed, also we share our problems with each other and we support and
    advice, besides that we have a similiar taste in music, and we both like
    Marvel movies.

    Do you ever argue? What about?


    I think so, when we were at school but I don't remember the reason, since
    each time we argued a few moments later we talked like nothing have
    happened, like small children xD.

    How often do you see each other?

    We don't often see each other, because last year she was studying to get
    into university and she was really busy, and now unfortunately she moved
    to Arequipa, so I hope when she come here we can meet.

    How do you keep in touch?

    We usually make video calls in group with other friends.

    Have you ever lost touch? Why? When?

    Yes, this happened two years ago, she didn't answer the messages. I guess
    because she was really busy studying.

    Do you think you'll stay friends?

    Yes, sometimes we don't talk for weeks, but still whenever we talk, it's like
    we never stopped talking and would talk for hours.

    PEOPLE

    📌 couple: two people who are


    married or in a romantic
    📌 partner: your husband,
    wife, boyfriend, or girlfriend
    relationship

    Vocabulary relationships 2
    📌 fiance: the person that you
    are engaged to be married
    📌 roommate: a person that
    you share an apartment or
    to house with

    📌 colleague: a person that


    you work with
    📌 ex: a person that you used
    to have a relationship with

    📌 close friend: a very good


    friend that you can talk to
    📌 classmate: a friend from
    school or college
    about anything

    VERBS AND VERB PHRASES

    1 I met Mark when I was studying at 2 We got to know each other quickly
    Boston University because we went to the same
    classes

    3 We soon became friends and we 4 We went out together in our


    discovered that we had a lot in second semester, and we fell in love
    common. For example, we both liked
    art and music

    5 We were together for two years, 6 After we graduated from collegue,


    but we argued a lot, and in our last we lost touch because I moved to
    semester of school, we broke up Chicago, and he stayed in Boston

    7 Five years later, we got in touch 8 This time we got along better than
    again on Facebook. We were both before, maybe because we were
    still single and Mark had moved to older
    Chicago, too

    Vocabulary relationships 3
    9 After two months Mark proposed 10 We got married last summer. A lot
    and I accepted of our collegue friend came to the
    weeding!

    Vocabulary relationships 4

    You might also like