O amor é um tema que já foi abordado aqui no inFlux blog, então vamos aproveitar para dar uma relembrada no vocabulário que já vimos?
Termos como “estar apaixonado por alguém”, “gostar de alguém” ou “amor à primeira vista” estão nesses posts aqui, aqui e aqui. Caso você não conheça as expressões que vamos usar no exercício e quiser saber mais sobre elas, recomendo que leiam os textos antes.
Vamos começar vendo a equivalência das expressões:
To be head over heels with someone – estar loucamente apaixonado por alguém
To fall head over heels for someone – apaixonar-se loucamente por alguém
To be in love with someone – estar apaixonado por alguém
To be fond of someone – gostar de alguém
To be interested in someone – estar interessado em alguém
Love at first sight – amor à primeira vista
To fall in love at first sight – apaixonar-se à primeira vista
Complete the sentences using the expressions below:
is in love
fell head over heels for
love at first sight
fell in love at first sight
was head over heels
fond of
not interested in me
- Jane _________________________ with Mike when I last talked to her and now I heard she broke up with him!
- They _________________________ each other and decided to get married.
- I really don’t think Paul ______________________ with her anymore.
- I’m very ___________________ him, so I don’t want him to leave.
- I guess he’s _______________________. If he were, he would’ve called me.
- Do you believe in _______________________?
- Jack and Kelly _________________________ at my birthday party.
Answers:
Jane was head over heels with Mike when I last talked to her and now I heard she broke up with him!
They fell head over heels for each other and decided to get married.
I really don’t think Paul is in love with her anymore.
I’m very fond of him, so I don’t want him to leave.
I guess he’s not interested in me. If he were, he would’ve called me.
Do you believe in love at first sight?
Jack and Kelly fell in love at first sight at my birthday party.