Relationships

Kate and Susan became friends because they ........................................... at university.
They were both part of the same academic club and shared similar interests.

• were in nodding terms

• moved in the same circles

• were strange bedfellows

• were building bridges

Despite their differences, the priest and the politician made .......................................... in their campaign for peace.

• fair-weather friends

• a raw deal

• strange bedfellows

• their walking papers

Stacey: I´m sure Steve and Karen are getting married. I can hear .................................. !

Lily and Chiara are very close friends and tell each other all their secrets.

They are ................................................... .

• moving in the same circles

• on the same wavelength

• chalk and cheese

• as thick as thieves

I can hear Tom and Jake having a ................................. next door.

They are both shouting over an argument.

• blazing row

• sticky patch

• kowtow

• raw deal

He finally ......................... the question yesterday in the park, and she tearfully said 'yes'.

After multiple warnings about his behaviour, the company had no choice but to give him his W......................... P............................. (fire him).

Jack placed a L..................... H.................... ad in the local newspaper, hoping to find someone with whom to share walks in the park and cozy evenings.

When you no longer feel romantic love towards someone, this means you have ................................... love.

• grown apart from

• cooled off

• fallen out of

• taken the plunge with

Last year, Lisa and Sue went through a .......................................... after the car accident. They had to stay at the hospital for a whole month! Fortunately, they are fully recovered now.

• sticky patch

• raw deal

• herding cat

• mutual battering