How far do you know about 'love'?

Love at first sight means you like someone:

• before you meet them.

• the first time they see you.

• the first time you see them.

If something is a labour of love, you do it:

• for someone you love a lot.

• because you really want to, not because you get paid.

• with people you really like.

A love-hate relationship is one where:

• one person loves and the other person hates.

• you enjoy feeling negative about something.

• you feel both emotions at the same time.

You can write Lots of love at the end of:

• a business letter.

• an informal letter.

• a job application.

The expression 'We're loving our new house':

• has no meaning at all.

• is formal English.

• is OK in informal English.

Which response is correct:

A: Do you want to meet before class tomorrow?

B:

• I love to.

• I'd love to.

• I'm loving to.

Pizza is your favourite food. Which sentence expresses the best?

• I enjoy pizza.

• I like pizza.

• I love pizza.

Complete the sentence from an email:

Say hi to your parents and:

• give them my love.

• pass them my love.

• tell them my love.