Asking for Advice about Relationships and Dating is a fun English conversation lesson for ESL students to learn English grammar, phrasal verbs, conditionals, and modal verbs, vocabulary, and phrases about relationships and asking for advice In English.
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Match the words on the left with the meanings on the right.
1. down to earth |
2. on the rebound |
3. get one’s head together |
4. to tiptoe around |
5. to be one’s type |
6. to read someone’s mind |
7. back off |
8. to be upfront with someone |
9. to be head over heels about someone |
10. to think the world of someone |
11. to give someone some space |
12. to spill the beans |
a. someone who has just ended a relationship and sad |
b. to be the kind of person someone is interested in |
c. to tell secret information |
d. completely in love |
e. to be honest |
f. to avoid talking about something or someone |
g. to think very highly of |
h. to stop in order to avoid problems |
i. to give someone some time alone |
j. to know what someone is thinking |
k. someone that is easy to talk to and relaxed |
l. to start thinking right; to start thinking with a clear mind |
Joey: Can I ask you for some advice Tony? Actually, I want to tell you how I honestly feel about something and then I want your advice.
Tony: Anytime Joey, that’s what friends are for.
Joey: Please be straight with me. Don’t worry about hurting my feelings and please don’t tiptoe around the question.
Tony: Go ahead. Ask away and spill your guts. I will be completely upfront with you.
Joey: Okay. Here I go. Well… I’m … really crazy about a mutual friend of ours. I’m really head over heels about her. I think the world of this girl, but I don’t even think that she would give me the time of day.
Tony: Hmm. Let me guess. Are you talking about Cindy?
Joey: No. No way. She isn’t my type. I mean she’s a really nice girl and she’s really down to earth, but I’m just not attracted to her.
Tony: Well, spill the beans. Who are you talking about? I can’t read your mind.
Joey: Well, I can’t stop thinking about Linda Stanton. We went out for a few drinks last week and we sent each other a few text messages.
Tony: What? Joey, she just broke up with her boyfriend. She’s on the rebound. If I were in your shoes, I would back off.
Joey: Yes, I guess you’re right. I should give her some space for a while, right?
Tony: Absolutely. Linda is a great woman with a big heart, but I really think that you should give her some time.
Joey: If you were me, how long would you wait?
Tony: To be honest, if I were you, I would give it at least six months. I really don’t want to see you get hurt. She has a big heart, but she needs time to get her head together.
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