Relationship verbs
Be in good terms with someone.
GET ALONG
Say something very loudly.
SHOUT
I/start/dating Tom.
I have started dating Tom.
She/ just/ eat lunch.
She has just eaten lunch.
She ......(do) her homework and she is out now.
She has already done her homework and she is out now.
Start dating someone.(synonym)
ASK SOMEONE OUT
Have a red face because you´re embarrased.
BLUSH
They/go out/for two months.
They have gone out for two months.
They/ (not) leave/school/yet.
They haven´t left school yet.
I´m starving! ..... you.... (make) dinner ....?
I´m starving! Have you made dinner yet?
Fall for someone, begin to be in love.
FALL IN LOVE
Put your arms around someone.
HUG
She/(not) make up/with Lucy.
She hasn´t made up with Lucy.
I/ already/ do/ my homework.
I have already done my homework.
Susan ......... (visit) London.
Susan has already visited London.
End a relationship.
BREAK UP - SPLIT UP
Make a serious, angry or worried expression with lines in your forehead.
FROWN
We/(not) see/ each other/lately.
We haven´t seen each other lately.
you/ have/ the test/ yet/?
Have you had the test yet?
A: Have you got the tickets for the concert?
B: Oh no, I ..........(not/buy) them .....
A: Have you got the tickets for the concert?
B: Oh no, I haven´t bought them yet.
They had an argument but some days later, they wanted to...
MAKE UP
Look at someone or something for a long time.
STARE
He/ break up/ with Carol/?
Has he broken up with Carol?
She/ have/ a shower/ yet/?
Has she had a shower yet?
They look so happy! They ........(arrive) from their honeymoon.
They look so happy! They have just arrived from their honeymoon.