The teaching plan of the practical lesson №1

to ask someone out: to invite someone on a date

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  He mustered up the courage to ask her out.
  

to get shot down: to get rejected

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  He asked her out, but she shot him down.
  

to turn someone down: to say no to someone’s offer of going on a date

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  He asked her out, but she turned him down.
  

friend zone: when someone you are romantically interested in only sees you as a friend, you are in the friend zone

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  He waited too long to ask her out and ended up in the friend zone.
  

to go on a blind date: to go on a date with someone you’ve never met before

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  I’ve gone on a few blind dates, but there was never any chemistry.
  

chemistry: a strong mutual attraction

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  In my experience, if there’s no chemistry, the relationship isn’t going to last.
  

to have/to go on a date: to meet someone you are interested in romantically or to meet your boyfriend/girlfriend

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  They had their second date last weekend.
  
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  They went on their second date last weekend.
  

a double date: a date with two couples

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  We’re going on a double date with them next weekend.
  

to flirt with someone : to playfully show interest in someone

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  Our double date was a disaster! My date was flirting with my friend all night!
  

to get along (with someone): to like and be friendly (with someone)

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  We get along well, but he’s a cheater, so I broke up with him.
  

to date exclusively/to be exclusive: to be committed to dating only each other, to be monogamous

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  We have decided to be exclusive.