Say It With a Preposition
You haven’t spoken to your best friend in two weeks. You finally text: “We should stay in touch!” Which phrase describes this?
be in contact with
Loves skydiving, traveling to unknown places, and trying weird food.
adventurous
Mark and Helen went on three dates. People now say they are…
going out with (each other)
This person shares 50% of your DNA and stole your snacks as a kid.
sibling
You study and study… and finally your teacher says: “Congratulations, you passed!"
pass an exam
You “accidentally” ate the last cookie… but actually you didn’t. You did it intentionally. How did you do it?
on purpose / purposely
Always checks twice, never rushes, reads all safety rules
cautious
Maya thinks her friend betrayed her trust. She says: “I feel really disappointed.”
feel let down
Your parent’s new husband — not your biological father.
stepfather
You finally finish your homework and give it to the teacher.
hand in
Anna doesn’t wait for help. She travels, cooks, and solves problems herself.
on one’s own
Brings snacks for everyone and shares their notes with the whole class.
generous
Leo and Max had a big argument and stopped being friends.
fell out with
Your mom’s mom’s mom’s mom’s dad… okay, too far. But your grandfather’s father is your…
great-grandfather
You left everything to the last minute, and now you’re trying to stay at the same pace as everyone else
keep up with
Your friend is smiling at someone constantly and drawing hearts around their name. What phrase fits?
be in love with
Always says “thank you” when someone helps
grateful
You talk to a person more and more, and you start to understand who they are.
get to know someone
A man you will marry one day — he’s already planning the wedding playlist.
husband-to-be
You skip class, arrive late, forget your materials — and the teacher says: “One more time and you’re out!”
be thrown out / be expelled
We both like gaming, music, AND pizza!” Tom says. What do Tom and Jake have?
something in common with
Remembers your birthday, listens carefully, and buys gifts that show they know you well
thoughtful
You really like someone or something — it makes you smile.
be fond of
Someone you USED to be married to… but not anymore
ex-husband / ex-wife
You haven't studied, but the teacher announces a test. You quickly read and memorise everything in 10 minutes
mug up on