By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

To be well-matched [Adjective] ((of two people) to be similar in interests).
Tom and Mary are well-matched as a couple.
I would probably say that my sister and her husband are well matched.
To fall for someone (to fall in love with someone) [Expression] (to start to love someone).
The moment he met his wife, I fell for her completely. She fell for him the moment she saw him.
To get on like a house on fire [Expression] ((of two people) to like each other very much and have a very good and friendly relationship very quickly).
Bill and Jack have a lot of same interests and get on like a house on fire. He bought me a drink and we got on like a house on fire.
To get to know someone [Expression] (to become acquainted; start to be familiar with someone).
I did not have the opportunity to get to know him. I got to know her in primary school.
To have a lot in common [Expression] ((of two people) share similar interests, beliefs, attitudes, opinions, etc).
Tom and Mary have a lot in common.
My brother and I used to have a lot in common when we were younger.
To hit it off with somebody [Expression] (to quickly like someone when you meet him/her for the first time).
I didn't really hit it off with her friends.
These children hit it off well in the kindergarten.
To lose touch with someone [Expression] (to stop communicating with someone, usually because you lose their contact).
I lost touch with Peter after he moved to Canada.
He lost touch with his college roommate after graduation.
TOWNS AND CITIES
Cosmopolitan [Noun] (including people from many different countries and cultures).
Singapore is considered as one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. London is a truly cosmopolitan city.
Situated [Verb] (in a particular place or position).
The school is situated near the park. Paris is situated in northern France.