G bakieva, M. Rahmanova, sh. Turgunova language aspect

Fill the gaps using the words given in the exercise #1:

1. 
   I am still in a good relationship with my ________________________. He always invites me to his birthday parties and I also try to keep in touch with him.
   
2. 
   She realized that she didn’t want to spend the rest of her life with him, so she asked him for a ____________________.
   
3. 
   During the wedding ceremony the couple says their ______________________.
   
4. 
   He got nervous and left his ______________________ at the altar. She was so embarrassed.
   
5. 
   In a traditional Christian wedding in a church, the bride walks down the _____________________ of the church to meet her _____________________.
   
6. 
   My sister is very excited! She thinks her boyfriend is going to ______________________to her tonight!
   
7. 
   Would you ever go on a _____________________________?
   
8. 
   After the evening reception, the happy ________________________ traditionally leave on ________________________.
   
9. 
   In most weddings in the UK, the bridesmaids accompany the bride in the church, while the _______________________ accompanies the groom to the ceremony.
   
10. 
    In Britain, the mother almost always gets ______________________ of the child. Is it the same in your country and do you think it’s fair?
    

3. 
   Match the phrases their definitions:
   

1.	To break up/to split up	a) to ask somebody to marry you
2.	To drift apart	b) to get married
3.	To fall head over heels in love	c) to begin friendship
4.	To fall out with	d) to end a romantic relationship
5.	To go back years	e) to become less close to someone
6.	To hit it of	f) to agree on a subject
7.	To keep in touch with	g) to have a disagreement and stop being friends
8.	Love at first sight	h) to become good friends quickly
9.	To pop the question	i) to have known someone for a long time
10.	To see eye to eye	j) to fall in love immediately you meet someone
11.	To strike up relationship	k) to keep in contact with
12.	To tie the knot	l) to finish a relationship with somebody without much thought for other person
13.	A blind date	m) to start to love someone a lot
14.	To dump someone	n) a meeting with a person you might be interested in
15.	To be well matched	o) to be similar to

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