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Dating

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#1 WARM UP
#2 TRANSLATE
#3 DISCUSSION
#4 DISCUSSION
#6 FEEDBACK
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Which qualities are most important to you in a romantic partner? Choose three and explain your choices: physical appearance, common interests, fashion sense, kindness, intelligence, honesty, marriage potential, other.

Give students an explanation and let them guess the word from vocabulary.
How do people meet people to date these days?
Have you used any dating apps or websites? If not, would you like to?
What is your ideal type? Be as specific as possible.
What activities are enjoyable to do on a first date?
Is it a man's responsibility to ask a woman out? If you're a woman, have you asked a man out on a first date?
Who should pay on a date? What do you think about going dutch?
Is it okay to date several people at the same time?
Do you have any bad dating experiences you would like to share? If not, maybe you have heard about some from your friends?
Have you ever been on a double date or group date? How was it?
Do you like to talk a lot? Are you quiet when you meet first someone? Is it okay if one person does most of the talking on a date?
How can you tell if the other person is enjoying the date or wanting the date to end?
If you were on a date with someone and they kept checking their phone or watch, what would you do about it? Would you say something?
What is the appropriate age to start dating?
Is it important to date many people before getting married? Is it better to be with one person for your entire life?
Describe your ideal romantic date. What would you do first, next, and then last?
Can you predict who will make a good couple? Have you tried being a matchmaker?
Is it okay to date someone your friend already dated? Or are they forever off-limits?
Have you ever been on a blind date? How did it go?
Give students feedback on their mistakes.
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