Practice 10 phrasal verbs to use when discussing friendships or romantic relationships

10 Phrasal Verbs "In a Relationship"

While she was on vacation, Alice FELL FOR the handsome man who worked at the hotel she stayed at.
(to fall for = to begin being in love)

My brother GETS ALONG well with everyone. No one seems to bother him!
(to get along = to work well together or have a good relationship with)

Is it true that Natalie is GOING OUT with Thomas?

(to go out (with someone) = to have someone as your girlfriend/boyfriend)

My sister and I are always bickering about something, but we never argue for long. We always MAKE UP and move on.

(to make up = to resolve an argument or dispute)

I don't know how you PUT UP with her as a roommate. She is so messy!

(to put up with = to tolerate)

I'm not sure if I'm ready to SETTLE DOWN and start a family yet.

(to settle down = to get married and have a quieter, calmer life)

"Did you hear? Carlos and Maya SPLIT UP!"
"I can't believe it! I thought they'd be together forever!"

(to split up  = to end a relationship)

My husband is traveling for work right now, and being with the kids 24/7 is really WEARING me DOWN.

(to wear down = to make someone feel tired)

Rule number one: never BREAK UP with someone through a message!

(to break up = to end a relationship)

I've never found the courage to ASK OUT a stranger!

(to ask out = to invite someone to a movie, to a restaurant, especially because you're interested in them)