Love and relationship Phrasal Verbs C1

invite someone for a date (a romantic encounter) a) ask someone out b) lead someone on c) hit on someone

fall in love with the person a) hit it off with someone b) fall for someone c) split up / break up d) drift apart

demonstrate romantic / sexual interest a) ask someone out b) lead someone on c) hit on someone

tolerate a difficult, annoying, or unpleasant person or situation a) hook up with b) make up c) put up with someone / something d) cheat on someone

reconcile after an argument a) hook up with b) make up c) put up with someone / something d) cheat on someone

give the person false hope or expectations about the relationship a) ask someone out b) lead someone on c) hit on someone

kiss the person very passionately a) make out with someone b) jerk someone around c) go out with someone d) settle down

be in a long-term stable relationship a) make out with someone b) jerk someone around c) go out with someone d) settle down

1) go on a date with the person once or 2) be in a relationship with the person a) make out with someone b) jerk someone around c) go out with someone d) settle down

(slang) have a casual relationship a) hook up with b) make up c) put up with someone / something d) cheat on someone

separate, end the relationship a) hit it off with someone b) fall for someone c) split up / break up d) drift apart

slowly go in different directions over time a) hit it off with someone b) fall for someone c) split up / break up d) drift apart

have a great connection from the first moment you meet the person a) hit it off with someone b) fall for someone c) split up / break up d) drift apart

manipulate the person or use them for your own advantage a) make out with someone b) jerk someone around c) go out with someone d) settle down