Making Kramer vs Kramer look like a zany comedy...
If you can't manage your way to the end, here are the phrasal verbs.
Phrasal verb
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meaning
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get on (with someone)
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have a good relationship
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ask (someone) out
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ask somebody to go on a date
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fall for someone
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fall in love with someone
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go out (with someone)
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be in a relationship with someone
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move in (with someone)
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start living in the same home
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fall out (with someone)
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have an argument, stop being friends,
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split up (or break up )(with someone)
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end a relationship
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get over (someone/something)
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stop feeling upset about something
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bump into someone
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meet by accident
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make up
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become friends again after falling out
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get back together
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start a relationship again
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I think "fall for someone" might be a bit old-fashioned, but you still find it in romantic comedies "Oh, I think I'm falling for him..." etc.
"Get over it" has become a common expression, meaning "stop making a fuss".
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