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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
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To try a love affair

Hi,
I don´t have idea of how to express this:

A girl is going out with a man and, this man wants to start a love affair with her but the girl is not sure if she wants, so could she say: "I have tried to have with him a love affair but it didn´t work"

I mean that she just tried but in the end, she decided not to go on with him.

How can this be expressed in english?

Thanks

Pamela
  

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dont worry simply you kissed her. then after 2 day u see the miracle
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She decided that she wanted to be a friend, not a lover.
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Hi,
thank you for replying but I think I wasn´t able to ask my question clearely. :-(

I need a verb explaining that this girl is only "trying" how can say in different words? Meaning that she is giving a chance to this affair but it is just a try.She isn´t involved yet she is only thinking about being with him.

In Czech and Italian we can use a verb which corresponds in engli
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Pamela81could she say: "I have tried to have with him a love affair but it didn´t work"
I don't think there is "one" single work that could express what you tried to say. She could say: I'd like to start by getting to know each other first and let's not rush into things.
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