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Relationships: Discussing past experiences and hypothetical situations

Explore the language of love and loss, mastering phrases like <strong>to be hung up on someone</strong> and <strong>to get closure</strong>, and confidently discuss hypothetical relationship scenarios.

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Summary

Ever wondered how to articulate those complex feelings about past relationships or imagine different outcomes? This B2 lesson uses a compelling video to help you master the language needed to discuss romantic history and hypothetical scenarios with greater fluency and nuance.

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Vocabulary

Students will expand their relationship lexicon with expressions such as to be hung up on someone and to look back with rose-tinted glasses. You'll also learn how to talk about achieving emotional peace with to get closure, ensuring agreement by being on the same page, and making a relationship active again with to rekindle a romance.

Grammar

This lesson focuses on mastering the second and third conditionals, essential for expressing hypothetical situations and reflecting on alternative past outcomes. You'll practise constructing complex sentences to discuss 'what if' scenarios and past regrets or possibilities.

Practical English

You'll acquire practical phrases for navigating sensitive conversations about romantic history and potential future developments. Learn how to discuss whether you're on the same page with someone or if it's possible to rekindle a romance.

Discussion

The lesson culminates in a stimulating discussion activity, giving you the chance to apply the new vocabulary and grammar in a natural conversational setting. You'll share your perspectives on relationships, past choices, and hypothetical scenarios with your classmates.

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