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| If a girl and a boy like each other and they decided go on dates. How should I express it if I need to begin with: A month later, they ( became boyfriend and girlfriend???). Please advise, thanks |
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| You could use the American expression "a month later, they were going steady", but I don't know if anybody says that any more. I think it's very old-fashioned. You've asked a tricky question, because there are so many ways to talk about relationships, and they're all very subjective. Personally, I'd probably say: "A month later, they were a couple." But this has connotations that will be different for everyone. And who knows exactly when a relationship changes from "dating" to "being a couple"? Often not even the people involved can agree. I look forward to more opinions on this one. |
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| They were an item. |
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| Quote:
Your version is fine. You could also say "were in a relationship". |
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