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Unit 1 Flirting ...... 6-19
Unit 2 The kiss ...... 20-31
Unit 3 Aphrodisiacs ...... 32-45
Unit 4 Types of relationships ...... 46-57
Unit 5 Pet names ...... 58-71
Unit 6 Public Display of Affection ...... 72-85
Unit 7 The Kama Sutra ...... 86-99
Unit 8 The Big O...... 100-113
Unit 9 After the Fun ...... 114-126
Solutions ...... 128-139
Lexique ...... 140-141
Sources ...... 142-143
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FLIRTING
1 At the beginning, there’s flirting. Flirting is a type of
2 playful communication involving both verbal and body
3 languages. The origin of the term may come from the
4 French conter fleurette. The reasons why people flirt
5 are various. It can be to hit on someone they fancy
6 and find attractive, as a way to show them they are
7 interested in sexual intercourse or in a relationship
8 with them. Flirting can also happen between friends
9 or colleagues as a way of bonding in a humourous
10 spirit. On a more negative side, some people flirt in
11 order to boost their self-esteem or to get a favour
12 from someone.
13 Flirting is partly about verbal behaviour, and the flirter
14 generally shows his or her romantic interest to the
15 ‘flirtee’ through various cues ranging from subtle to
16 blatant. Some still use cheesy pick-up lines such as
17 ‘Are you tired? Because you’ve been running through
18 my mind all day’, ‘You remind me of my next girlfriend’,
19 or ‘Do you believe in love at first sight or should I
20 walk by again?’, but the (wiser) majority usually pay
21 compliments or rely on humour and jokes.
22 Beware of the English flirt, though. With Englishmen,
23 deducting information from verbal cues alone often
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Love_MEP_V5.indd 6 25/06/2019 10:56 24 leads to misunderstandings. You might think an 49 people they already know within a circle of friends or
25 Englishman is flirting with you when he’s not and the 50 acquaintances.
26 other way round. How so? First of all, there is this
27 English thing called ‘courtesy flirting’ that you should 51 If words are not going to be a reliable thing to go by,
28 be aware of. Flirting in a mild teasing mode with women 52 now body language will tell you how an Englishman
29 is seen as a form of politeness in England and many 53 – or any human being for that matter – really feels
30 British men do it, so don’t take it at face va