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A: She’s 30 years old. She lives in the same city as me. I usually greet her with a high-five. When we meet, we often go shopping together.
Sister
A: He’s 60 years old. He lives in a village near the mountains. I usually greet him with a handshake. When I visit him, we usually drink tea and talk.
grandfather
A: She’s 25 years old. She lives in an apartment downtown. I usually greet her with a wave. When we hang out, we usually watch movies.
best friend
A: He’s 50 years old. He lives next door to me. I usually greet him with a nod. When we meet, we often work in the garden together.
neighbor
A: She’s 40 years old. She lives in another country. I usually greet her with a smile. When we talk, we usually share stories about our families.
social friend
A: He’s 10 years old. He lives in my house. I usually greet him with a pat on the head. When we play, we usually ride bikes together.
younger brother
A: She’s 35 years old. She lives in a small town by the sea. I usually greet her with a hug. When we meet, we usually cook together.
older sister
A: She’s 20 years old. She lives in a dormitory at university. I usually greet her with a hug. When we meet, we usually study together.
classmate
A: He’s 5 years old. He lives with his parents near my house. I usually greet him with a high-five. When we play, we usually build sandcastles.
nephew
A: She’s 55 years old. She lives with me in our house. I usually greet her with a hug and a kiss on the cheek. When we spend time together, we often cook our favorite meals or watch TV.
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