You're taking a girl on a date. You're trying to suggest fun things to do together. There's a pretty river near you, so you suggest:
Do you want to go for a stroll along the river?
date, prepositions, suggestion, walking, 日本語サポート 
You're out at a bar on a date. There's a TV in the bar, with a soccer game on. You're trying to pay attention to your date, but you keep looking at the TV. You say:
Sorry, I can't help but get sucked in when there's a game on.
apology, date, idioms, sports (topic), unintentional 
You're looking for a restaurant to eat dinner at with your girlfriend. You pass by a restaurant which you've never been to, but your girlfriend says she's eaten there. You ask:
Is this place any good?
date, restaurants 
You're going on vacation. You want to leave a message on your e-mail that lets people know that you're not at work. In your out-of-office message you write:
I will be out of the office for the week of December 27, with limited access to e-mail.
You've been making plans to meet a woman that you met on an online dating site. You've both agreed that next Wednesday is the best day, but you haven't chosen the exact time or location. You're writing an email to her to confirm the day, and to say that you'll call her to decide on the details. You write:
I'll give you a ring next week to work out the details.
You've been making plans to meet a woman that you met on an online dating site. You've both agreed that next Wednesday is the best day, but you haven't chosen the exact time or location. You think that there's a possibility that she might change the plans to a different day. Now you're telling your friend about this and you say:
We made tentative plans to meet next Wednesday.
You've been making plans to meet a woman that you met on an online dating site. You've both decided to meet next Wednesday. You want her to know that you're considering the plans to be definite, and not expecting for either person to change them. You write to her:
If anything comes up between now and then, just let me know.
You're planning to meet a woman who you met on an online dating site. You've been e-mailing her, and she wrote back with her schedule. Today's Monday. She can't meet this week, but she can meet next week on Wednesday. You want to agree to that time. You write:
OK, let's shoot for next Wednesday.
date, dating, phrasal verb, plans, schedule Your friend seems to be attracted to his co-worker. You want to find out what he's going to do about it. You ask:
Are you planning on asking her out?
date, dating, future, gerund, phrasal verb 