VOCABULARY to fall out - pokłócić się to break up - zerwać z kimś, zerwać znajomość to make up - pogodzić się to stand sb up - wystawić kogoś (do wiatru) to argue - kłócić się, sprzeczać się to quarrel - kłócić się to decide - decydować to end - zakończyć relationship - związek, znajomość to give it another try - spróbować coś jeszcze raz, dać czemuś jeszcze jedną szansę couple - tu: para uncle - wujek dad - ojciec to speak - rozmawiać marrriage - małżeństwo to head for - zmierzać w kierunku divorce - rozwód argument - kłótnia, awantura to kiss - pocałować się

Lesson 16
You fall out, you break up, you make up

VICKI: So, if someone's stood you up, the next time you see them, you'll probably argue!
MATT: You'll fall out!
VICKI: That's right, you'll argue or quarrel, you'll fall out. And you might even decide to end the relationship.
MATT: You might decide to break up.
VICKI: But sometimes, people break up, and then they make up again!
MATT: Yes, even though they decided to end the relationship, they stop arguing and think they'll give it another try.
VICKI: Yes, some couples seem to be breaking up and making up again all the time!
MATT: You fall out; you break up; you make up… And then you fall out again...

Examples:

to fall out: My uncle fell out with my dad years ago and now they don't speak to each other.

to break up: I think her marriage is breaking up - she's headed for a divorce.

to make up: We had our first argument the other day, but now we've kissed and made up.

Exercises:

to fall out: We fell out when we started talking about politics.

to break up: I think I'm going to break up with my girlfriend.

to make up: We've broken up lots of times but we always make up again in the end.

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