20 English lessons on the topic of 'relationships'

The word "relationship" can mean either:

a romantic relationship (with a boyfriend, wife, etc.)
a non-romantic relationship (with a friend, a coworker, a family member, or anyone you know)

This category teaches expressions for talking about both kinds of relationships.

English Lesson: The question isn't whether or not we love each other. It's whether we're ready to make a lifelong commitment at our age.

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1. “The question isn't whether or not we love each other. It's whether we're ready to make a lifelong commitment at our age.”

English Lesson: When she said that, it kind of threw me off.

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2. “When she said that, it kind of threw me off.”

English Lesson: ...I don't know what to say.

3. “...I don't know what to say.”

English Lesson: Don't build it up into a big deal.

4. “Don't build it up into a big deal.”

English Lesson: Aren't you just the slightest bit curious as to what he's been doing all these years?

5. “Aren't you just the slightest bit curious as to what he's been doing all these years?”

English Lesson: A woman wants a guy who she can click with, in terms of, like, her interests and hobbies.

6. “A woman wants a guy who she can click with, in terms of, like, her interests and hobbies.”

English Lesson: I've personally found that long-distance relationships are really hard to make work.

7. “I've personally found that long-distance relationships are really hard to make work.”

English Lesson: There's always drama with those two.

8. “There's always drama with those two.”

English Lesson: I hope we can still be friends.

9. “I hope we can still be friends.”

English Lesson: The last thing I want is for you to feel like you can't open up to me about this kind of stuff.

10. “The last thing I want is for you to feel like you can't open up to me about this kind of stuff.”

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