суббота, 15 февраля 2014 г.

Valentine’s Day

They were made for each other! 
Have a look at this story about a romantic couple, Jack and Diane:
Jack and Diane met on Valentine’s Day, 2011 when they went on a blind date. They hit it off right away. Some people said it was love at first sight. That night, they spent several hours chatting, laughing andmaking eyes at each other. They dated several times after that, and even went on a double date with Jack’s friends Brad and Angelina.
Diane was crazy about Jack, and soon he was head over heels for her. In April, Diane told her sister that Jack stole her heart, and Jack also realized that she was the one.
Jack popped the question to Diane one warm April afternoon in Central Park. She said yes, so theygot engaged. In May, they got hitched in Las Vegas. Their close friends, Brad and Angelina, were with them when they tied the knot.  Everyone knew that they were made for each other.
Now, take a look at this conversation, which uses the same idioms:
Serena:    I went on an awesome blind date last night.
Chuck:     Cool! So you guys really hit it off?
Serena:   Oh Yeah! I think it’s love at first sight.
Chuck:    Really? Did you spend the whole night making eyes at each other?
Serena:   Something like that. He says he wants to date me again tomorrow night.
Chuck:    That’s great. We should go on a double date someday.
Serena:   Are you still crazy about Blair?
Chuck:    Yep. Totally head over heels for her. She stole my heart.
Serena:   Wow! Do you think she’s the one?
Chuck:    Yep! We’re made for each other. In fact, I popped the question last night.
Serena:  You got engaged!? Why didn’t you tell me before!
Chuck:    I just did, ha ha! We’ve decided to get hitched next month in Vegas.
Serena:  I hope you’re going to invite me to the wedding. I want to see you tie the knot!
Can you guess the meaning of these idioms?
 Try the quiz
Idiom Definition 
1. blind date _____when two couples go on a date together 
2. crazy about _____ to spend time with someone you are romantically interested in. 
3. date _____ to propose marriage to someone 
4. double date _____ to promise to marry 
5. get engaged _____ to meet each other for the first time during that date. 
6. get hitched _____ to make someone fall in love with you. 
7. head over heels _____ to look at someone in a romantic way. 
8. hit it off _____ to like someone very much. 
9. love at first sight _____ to like someone very much. 
10. made for each other _____ to get married 
11. make eyes at _____ to get married 
12. pop the question _____ to fall in love the first time you meet someone 
13. steal one's heart _____ to be a perfect combination / a perfect couple 
14. the one _____ the only one person you want to marry. 
15. tie the knot _____ to get along well with someone from the beginning. 
Quiz Answer Key 
Idiom Definition 
1. blind date __4___when two couples go on a date together 
2. crazy about __3___ to spend time with someone you are romantically interested in. 
3. date __12__ to propose marriage to someone 
4. double date __5___ to promise to marry 
5. get engaged __1___ to meet each other for the first time during that date. 
6. get hitched __13__ to make someone fall in love with you. 
7. head over heels __11__ to look at someone in a romantic way. 
8. hit it off __2___ to like someone very much. 
9. love at first sight __7 ___to like someone very much. 
10. made for each other __6___ to get married 
11. make eyes at __15__ to get married 
12. pop the question __9___ to fall in love the first time you meet someone 
13. steal one's heart __10__ to be a perfect combination / a perfect couple 
14. the one __14__ the only one person you want to marry. 
15. tie the knot __8___ to get along well someone from the beginning