Dating Phrasal Verb
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When a husband makes his wife angry and he must sleep on the sofa.
(to be) in the doghouse
your cousin's father is your
uncle
A phrasal verb that means "to raise" children
To bring up
your family that includes only your closest relatives (parents and siblings)
Susan wasn't sure if she liked David, but she kept talking to him and lead him ____.
on
a common trait is found in several members of the family such as blonde hair or intelligence
It runs in the family
the person you are engaged to marry
fiance
A phrasal verb that means to be close-knit (US)
to get along (well) with
a non-gendered word for husband or wife
spouse
Natalie did not like Bob, and when he asked her out, she really shot him _______.
down
To make money and provide for the family's needs
To bring home the bacon
your sister's husband is your
brother-in-law
a phrasal verb that means you are a chip off the old block and are very similar to your father
to take after
previous generations of your family
ancestors
They didn't have a fight before they broke up. They just sort of ______ apart over time.
drifted
a man (not your dad) whom you can ask for advice and look up to
a father figure
your brother's son is your
nephew
a phrasal verb that means you admire someone
to look up to
someone who does not have any living parents
orphan
Dan walked up to a girl in the bar and hit _______ her, and they really hit it ______ instantly.
on, off
a superstitious or illogical belief that is not scientifically proven
an old wives' tale
your grandmother's grandmother is your
great-great-grandmother
What is the difference between "to take care of" and "to care about"
To take care of = babysit, food, water, etc. (action)
To care about = to be interested in or like/love (feeling)
when a woman is pregnant and the baby dies before birth
miscarriage