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30 English lessons on the topic of 'dating'

English Lesson: Is there anything going on between you two?
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11. “Is there anything going on between you two?”

English Lesson: There were definitely some sparks.
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12. “There were definitely some sparks.”

English Lesson: That guy she's seeing is a bit of a shady character.
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13. “That guy she's seeing is a bit of a shady character.”

English Lesson: He said it so matter-of-factly, I didn't know what to make of it at first.
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14. “He said it so matter-of-factly, I didn't know what to make of it at first.”

English Lesson: I'm not really into the whole cutesy thing.
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15. “I'm not really into the whole cutesy thing.”

English Lesson: Some creepy guy was hitting on me.
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16. “Some creepy guy was hitting on me.”

English Lesson: Believe it or not, she made the first move.
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17. “Believe it or not, she made the first move.”

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18. “She was initially hesitant to give me her phone number, but I was persistent.”

English Lesson: He's too effeminate. I like manly guys.
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19. “He's too effeminate. I like manly guys.”

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20. “Really? When did they split up?”

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