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Romance & Relationships

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Married To A Stranger

Learn English Slang &
Relationships
Phrases
Contract Marriage
Forced Proximity
Arranged Marriage
Identity Reveal

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Plot overview

Amelia is forced into an arranged marriage with the powerful and mysterious CEO, Julian, whom she has never met. Their relationship is strictly contractual, filled with tension and misunderstandings. As they navigate corporate rivals and jealous ex-partners, Amelia starts to uncover the secrets Julian hides, realizing their marriage might be more than just a business deal.

Level insight

Dialogues involve complex emotional negotiation, formal language regarding marriage contracts, and expressions of deep mistrust or growing affection.

Learning goals
  • Master vocabulary related to marriage contracts and formal agreements

  • Practice expressions for navigating forced proximity and setting boundaries

  • Learn phrases for expressing skepticism and growing affection

Lingos you'll learn in this series

must be joking

phrase

An expression of disbelief or shock, suggesting the other person's statement cannot possibly be serious.

look who finally decided to show up

phrase

A sarcastic, informal phrase used to greet someone who is late or took a long time to arrive.

You know how [people/things] are

phrase

A common conversational phrase used to generalize the typical, often negative or frustrating, behavior of a group.

right from the beginning

phrase

From the very first moment or the earliest stage of an event or situation.

right when

phrase

A temporal phrase meaning 'exactly at the moment that' or 'immediately upon'.

What the fuck is going on?

phrase

A highly informal and vulgar expression used to show extreme shock, confusion, or anger about a situation.

Would you just relax

phrase

A pragmatic expression used to tell someone to calm down, often showing impatience or irritation.

fuck this shit

phrase

A vulgar expression used to show extreme frustration, anger, or rejection of a situation.

for the opportunity

phrase

A standard, formal phrase used to thank an interviewer or host for the chance to participate or meet.

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