Idiom: Soulmate
Context #1:
Sara: Guess what? My boyfriend asked me to marry him!
Jane: Wow! That’s great! You finally found your soulmate.
Context #2:
Jim: So do you think everyone just has one soulmate?
Bill: Well, I think that it is possible to have more than one choice when it comes to deciding on who to spend the rest of your life with.
Meaning: “soulmate” is an expression used to describe the one person you want to spend the rest of your life with. This idiom can be found in the book LSI Reading Savvy. This book is used to teach Level 5 Reading/Vocabulary at LSI schools. For more information visit: www.languagesystems.com
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