Lesson 3 - People
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English Expressions

Learn five American English expressions that are related to the topic of this lesson.

• get along = to have a good relationship with someone
• head over heels = completely in love
• feel like a million bucks = to feel very good or very happy
• at all = in any way
• break up = to end a romantic relationship

 

Exercise

Select the correct expression in the following conversation.

NANCY - How was your date with Gary last night?

KAREN - It was great. We   head over heels at all broke up get along feel like a million bucks so well.  

NANCY - You sound very happy.

KAREN - I am. I   head over heels at all broke up get along feel like a million bucks .  

NANCY - Are you in love with him?

KAREN - I'm   head over heels at all broke up get along feel like a million bucks . How are things going with your new boyfriend?  

NANCY - They're not going well   head over heels at all broke up get along feel like a million bucks .  

KAREN - What happened?

NANCY - We got in a fight this past weekend, and we   head over heels at all broke up get along feel like a million bucks .
 

KAREN - Oh, that's too bad.

 

Writing

Write sentences using the expressions.

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