John fell head (a)   in love with Sarah after their first date last summer.

Ever since they started dating, Rachel only has (a)   for Jack and no one else.

I think Emily is (a)   with that singer; she buys all his albums and concert tickets. (one word)

They met at a party and immediately hit (a)   , talking and laughing all night long.

Some people believe that true (a)   are out there waiting to be found. (a person ideally suited to another as a close friend or romantic partner; plural noun)

Max and Alex get on like (a)   . (they like each other very much and became friends very quickly)

After years of friendship, they became (a)   pals who share everything with each other.

Even though they come from different backgrounds, they are true (a)   spirits at heart.

The two friends were as thick as thieves, always supporting each other in difficult times and sharing everything with each other.

(a)  

It is not right to speak (a)   of sb when they are not present to defend themselves.

She was _____-_____ towards her friend, pretending to be nice while gossiping behind her back.

(a)  

The two teams have been (a)   rivals for many years, always competing fiercely against one another.

After their argument, they became (a)   enemies and refused to speak to each other again.

Write the correct preposition:

He was seen as disloyal (a)   his team after he shared their secret strategy with a competitor.

Write the correct preposition:

I felt he was dishonest (a)   me about his intentions, which made it hard to trust him.

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They were critical (a)   the management's decisions, believing that changes needed to be made

Her (a)   loyalty to her family often made her choose them over her friends.

During the negotiations, he proved to be a (a)   ally, always backing my ideas strongly.

The argument created a (a)   between the once close friends, and now they hardly talk.

The ongoing family (a)   has caused many misunderstandings and hurt feelings among relatives.

Write the correct preposition:

A true friend would never talk (a)   your back.

Write the correct preposition:

I hate being (a)   bad terms with people.

A phrasal verb that means "disappoint or fail somebody"

(a)   somebody down

Their marriage has been both good and bad at different times. It's had its (a)   .