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(to) have a good time: to enjoy yourself.

We had a good time during the trip last week.

We had a good time together at the party yesterday.

(to have) mixed feelings: to feel both positive and negative about someone or

something.

Sarah had mixed feelings about meeting her ex-boyfriend again.

Tom had mixed feelings about getting married to someone.

My friend had mixed feelings about giving up his job.

To have a sweet tooth: to enjoy eating sweet food.

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I have a sweet tooth, so I will definitely have dessert!

Mary eats candy all the time. She must have a sweet tooth.

Head over heels in love: madly in love (love someone very much).

She’s fallen head over heels in love with her boss.

Tom soon found himself head over heels in love with Mary.