Matching Pairs RelationshipsOnline version Match the verbs used to talk about relationships with their meaning by Daniela Magalí 1 When I left, the barman was CHATTING Sally UP 2 I FELL OUT with my boyfriend yesterday because he received a call from an unknown number 3 I think Steve FANCIES you! He always looks at you in class 4 I really GET ON well with my sister because we have a lot in common 5 I can't stand Bella. She's always LOOKING DOWN ON people just because her parents have a lot of money 6 She's been really depressed since she SPLIT UP with her boyfriend. 7 Harry and Juliet have GOT ENGAGED. The wedding is in December 8 After their argument, they kissed and MADE UP, as usual 9 If you want to marry him, you'll have to PUT UP WITH his mother. She's a pain in the neck! like somebody tolerate somebody / something Think you're better than someone talk to someone in a way that shows that you're attracted to them have a good relationship with somebody have an argument with somebody have formally agreed to get married forgive someone and be friendly with them again after an argument or a disagreement end a relationship or marriage
