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Daily Life - I’m Sorry, I Love You II

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A:

I’m so relieved that your ankle wasn’t broken! I feel just awful about this whole thing. I wanna make it up to you. Let me take you out to dinner tonight. My treat.

B:

That sounds great! I’d love to! Here is my address. Pick me up at eight?

A:

Perfect!

B:

Thank you for such a lovely evening! The food was amazing, and I had a great time.

A:

Me too. You look so beautiful tonight! I wish this night would never end. There’s something I have to tell you...

B:

What is it?

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A:

I woke up today thinking this would be just like any other ordinary day, but I was wrong. A twist of fate brought us together. I crashed into your life and you into mine, and this may sound crazy, but I’m falling

Key Vocabulary

relieved

Adjective

relaxed and happy that something difficult has been stopped

make it up

verb

do something good as a balance to a bad or hurtful action

my treat

phrase

I will pay

pick up

verb

go somewhere in order to get someone or something

ordinary

Adjective

normal

twist of fate

phrase

unplanned events that has a big impact on the future

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crash

verb

hit something causing serious damage

fall in love

phrase

start being in love

Supplementary Vocabulary

go on a date

phrase

go to an event or activity with a boyfriend or girlfriend

ask you out

verb

invite or ask someone to go on a date (informal)

take you out

verb

invite someone to go and do something

turn down

verb

decline an invitation

look to

verb

an expression to show excitement about something

see someone

verb

be in a relationship with someone

flirt

verb

behave in a way that expresses a sexual attraction for someone

forward

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