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If you want to tell someone that your boyfriend took you on a surprise date then you can say 'My boyfriend took me on a surprise date' or 'My boyfriend surprised me with a date' by adding 'to Disbeyland' you are telling them where he took you on the date

For people who celebrate their birthday, they usually like to surprise them on that day. When a couple who is dating takes the other on a date that they do not know about, it is called a surprise date. The surprise is kept a secret to bring the emotion of excitement. The place where the surprise date took place was Disney. 'My boyfriend took me to Disney.'

All three answers use the word surprise, which means something that is unexpected. Usually it is a positive comment (e.g. a surprise party). You can say the same sentence in a variety of ways as shown in the answers given.

Native speakers will say like this: “My boyfriend took me on a surprise date to Disneyland”. There are lots of other ways to say it, but this one is the most accurate and most commonly used. Here is an example on how to use this in a conversation: A: Happy belated birthday! How did you spend your special day? B: Thank you! You won't believe me. My boyfriend took me on a surprise date to Disneyland!

1) "My boyfriend surprised me by taking me on a date to Disneyland!" - Here, you are stating the person who surprised you (my boyfriend) and how he surprised you (by taking me on a date to Disneyland). 2) "I was shocked when my boyfriend surprised me with a Disneyland date!" - This sentence explains how you felt and why. It also states what the surprise gift was (a Disneyland date) or (a date to Disneyland).

The two sentences you see provided above are excellent ways to express to your listener that your boyfriend took you on a surprise date to Disneyland. In the first sentence you will see the term treat someone. This means to do something nice for another person. This is a term that is appropriate for informal settings. It would make a great addition to you vocabulary.