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What does the phrase 'we need to talk' imply in a relationship context?

• A surprise is being planned.
• A serious discussion is needed.
• A casual conversation is about to happen.
• The relationship is going well.

The dialogue suggests that both characters are open to discussing their feelings about the breakup.

• True
• False

The dialogue indicates that the girl is very sad about breaking up with Tim.

• True
• False

The phrase ' (a)   to talk' indicates that a serious conversation is needed.

When someone says ' (a)   other people', it means they want to date others.

The phrase 'it's not you, it's me' is a genuine expression of personal fault.

• True
• False

Which phrase suggests that the speaker believes they are the problem in the relationship?

• It's not you, it's me.
• We need to start seeing other people.
• We've had our ups and downs.
• We can work it out.

To say someone is ' (a)   to deal with' means they are difficult to talk to.

What does the phrase 'hard to deal with' imply about a person?

• They are often difficult to manage or please.
• They are easy to communicate with.
• They are very supportive.
• They are always happy.

The dialogue shows that both individuals are equally unhappy in the relationship.

• False
• True