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Should a good friend always agree with you? Why or why not?
No, a good friend shouldn't always agree with you. Sometimes a friend should tell you kindly that you are wrong.
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[Challenge] What does friendship mean to you? Explain in two sentences.
I think friendship means trusting each other. A good friend is there for you on good days and bad days.
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[Challenge] Your best friend moves to another city. Can you still stay friends? How?
Yes, it's possible if we both try. We can video call each other at weekends and meet in the holidays.
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People say, “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” What does it mean? Give an example.
It means a real friend helps you when you have a problem. For example, my friend Arda carried my bag when I broke my arm.
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Is it better to have one best friend or a big group of friends? Why?
I think one best friend is better because I can count on him or her. In a big group, it's harder to know everyone well.
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Which quality is the most important in a friend: kind, loyal or generous? Choose one and explain.
The most important quality is being loyal because a loyal friend sticks up for you. He or she never talks about you behind your back.
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A classmate is selfish and never shares anything. Should you still be friends with him? Why or why not?
Maybe, but I should tell him kindly that friends share things. If he doesn't change, I'll hang out with other people.
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ROLE PLAY. Your teacher is your friend. He or she wants to copy your homework. Say no politely, then explain why.
Sorry, I can't give you my homework. A good friend should help you understand it, so let's do it together.
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baam
Lose 5 points!
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Win 15 points!
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fairy
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Give 20 points!
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ROLE PLAY. Your teacher is a younger student. He or she asks, “How can I make friends?” Give him or her two tips.
You should be friendly and smile at people. You should also join a club because it's easy to get on with people there.
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Your friend always chooses the game, and you never get a turn. Is that fair? What should you say?
No, it isn't fair. I should say, “You chose the game yesterday, so let's play my game today.”
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ROLE PLAY. Your teacher is your cousin. He or she asks, “Who is your best friend, and why?” Describe your best friend.
My best friend is Kerem. He's funny and generous, and I can always count on him.
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Win 10 points!
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baam
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Do you get on better with your friends from school or your friends from your street? Why?
I get on better with my school friends because I see them every day. We hang out together at break time.
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baam
Lose 25 points!
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lifesaver
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Is it better to have friends who are similar to you or different from you? Why?
I think different friends are better. For example, my friend Ece is very calm, and she helps me when I'm nervous.
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