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Saying you love someone - A Little, A Lot, or Not at All - English lesson

Lesson goal :
Learn how to:
- talk about love and feelings
- say "I love you" in different ways
- express if you do not love someone - kindly and respectfully
1. Saying "I like you" - A little!
These phrases are soft and friendly. You can use them with friends or someone you know:
I like you.
I care about you.
You're a nice person.
I feel good when I'm with you.
I enjoy spending time with you.
Be careful: "I like you" can sometimes sound romantic, depending on how and when you say it.
2. Saying "I like you" or "I love you" - A lot:
Use these if you feel close to someone - a friend, a partner, or a family member:
I really like you.
I like you a lot.
I care deeply about you.
You mean a lot to me.
I miss you.
These sentences show strong connection, without always meaning romantic love.
3. Romantic love - Saying "I Love You":
When you are in love, or feel something very strong for someone:
I love you.
I'm in love with you.
You are the love of my life.
I think about you all the time.
I can't live without you.
You make my heart happy.
These phrases are for someone special: boyfriend, girlfriend, partner.
4. Love in the family:
Yes, you can say "I love you" to family, too! Here are some examples:
I love you, Mom.
I love you, Dad.
I love you, Grandma / Grandpa.
I love you, little brother.
I love you so much.
I'm happy to be your son/daughter.
Thank you for everything you do for me.
5. Saying "I Don't Love You" - politely
It's okay to say no, but it's important to be kind.
Here are some good and respectful ways to say you don't feel the same:
If someone likes you, but you don't feel the same:
I don't love you like that.
I'm not in love with you.
I think we should stay friends.
I don't feel the same way.
I don't want a relationship right now.
If you don't like someone very much (respectful but clear):
I don't feel comfortable.
I'd prefer to keep some distance.
We are very different.
I'm not interested.
I don't think this is working.
To stop contact (still respectful):
I don't want to talk to you anymore.
I think we should stop seeing each other.
I want to be honest with you.
I don't want to hurt you, but I need to be clear.
6. Useful words:
- like = soft feelings, friendship or light love
- love = deep feelings, family or romantic love
- care = emotional connection
-miss = feel sad when someone is not there
- feel = have emotions
FOCUS ON MISS:
"Miss" means to feel sad because someone or something is not here.
It shows absence and longing.
How to use "miss":
"Miss" is a verb and is followed directly by the person or thing you miss.
No prepositions like "to" after "miss."
Examples:
I miss my family.
She misses her friends.
We missed the party last night. (Here, "miss" means "did not go" or "were absent.")
Common mistakes:
Don't say: I miss to you. (wrong)
Correct: I miss you.


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