Relationships and socialising

with be with fall with get other

• be always there for sb • fall for sb • get along with sb • ask sb out
• be crazy about sb • fall in love with • get into trouble • boss sb around
• be heartbroken • fall out with sb • get to know sb • break sb’s heart
• be in a serious relationship • • • cover for sb
• be through with sb • fool sb
• • hang out with sb
• hit it off
• insult sb
Relationship – phrases • lose one’s temper
• lose touch with sb
• make fun of sb
• make sth up
Body language Relationships • lie through my teeth
• frown and socialising • put up with sth
• gaze • see right through sb
• glance • split up (with sb)
• grin • talk behind sb’s back
• groan •
• hug
• murmur
• raise an eyebrow Speaking and saying
• roll your eyes • call sb back
• shake your head • emphasise the need for sth
• shiver • go on
• shrug your shoulders • make a comment Charity and fundraising
• sigh • speak out/up
• stare • state your aim/case • donate money to sb/sth

• whisper • talk to yourself • donate to charity

• wink • • raise money for sb/sth

• • remain anonymous
• sponsor sb
• take part in sth

Asking for advice

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Advice
• Do you think I need to / should …?
• I wonder if you could give me some advice.
• I’d really appreciate your advice.
• I’m at (a bit of) a loss. Giving advice
• I’ve no idea how/what to ...
• If I were you, I’d / I wouldn’t …
• • You could / should(n’t) / ought (not) to…
• I (don’t) think you should ...
Reacting to advice • You’d better (not) + infinitive …

• I don’t know if it’ll work but, … • It’s probably (not) a good idea to …

• I’ll give it a try. • The first/ best thing to do is …

• I never thought of that, (it’s a) good idea. •

• Thanks. That’s really helpful (advice).
• You’re right, that’s good advice, thanks.
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