Name: 10 English Love Expressions | English Vocabulary & Speaking
Uploaded: 2018-03-11T01:57:11.000Z
Duration: 8 min 3 s
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- Hello everyone, and welcome
back to English With Lucy.

You might have noticed
my new backdrop today.

my new flat in Cambridge,
and I decided to film here

because it's a nice day,
and I haven't got much time,

so I really wanted to
squeeze in an extra video.

I asked you on my Instagram
what sort of expressions

and idioms you'd like to hear about today,

and a lot of you had some
really, really good suggestions.

and that is idioms and
expressions relating to love.

You really are a romantic
bunch, aren't you?

So this lesson is going to help
you improve your vocabulary.

It will also help you with your speaking,

because you'll be able to
communicate with native speakers,

and make yourself
understood more effectively,

and it will also help
you with your listening,

because you'll be able to
understand what natives

are trying to say to you when
they use these expressions.

However, I think you
know what's coming next.

If you want to take your
listening to the next level,

and you can use these audiobooks
to practise your listening,

and your pronunciation, so
you can listen to a book

whilst reading it, and
that's an amazing way

There's the Harry Potter
collection read by Stephen Fry,

there's Sherlock, there's
The Curious Incident

of the Dog in the Night-Time,
I can't remember if I've said

that title correctly, but
it's a fantastic book,

because it's written
from the point of view

to somebody telling a
story in first person,

so that you can then
practise your storytelling,

and the language is every
so slightly more simple.

So that's a really good
recommendation there.

you don't pay anything
for the first month,

and if you don't like
it, you can cancel it.

Let's get started with the
love and romance idioms.

The relationship is likely
to be very, very successful.

They're very good for each
other, very good for each other.

It's what we all aspire
to be with our partners,

The next one, number
two, is a double date.

A double date is a date
involving two couples.

So if you and your partner go
on a date, or out for dinner,

or to the cinema, with another
friend and their partner,

Okay, the next one, number
three, is to be an item.

Sounds really obvious,
of course I'm an item.

To be an item means that
you're involved with someone.

"Are you really boyfriend and girlfriend,

or girlfriend and
girlfriend, or whatever?"

Number four, you might
have heard this before.

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