Phrasal verbs about friendships

A friend is someone who _____ the best in you.

• keeps in touch

• brings out

• cheers up

When you're feeling sad, a good friend always _____.

• drifts apart

• runs into

• cheers you up

The other day I ____ an old friend from school.

• catch up with

• meet in

• run into

I don't _____ Tom, he disagrees with me on everything and he's not very nice.

• hanging out

• get along with

• stand up for

What is Karla trying to do for her friend?

• She's trying to set up her personal profile on a social networking site.

• She's using a website to organize a class reunion.

• She's replying to a message she got from ex-classmates.

Listen again and choose the 3 sentences that are true:

• Karla is intimidated by the website's technology.

• Lucy isn't sure that the reunion will be harmonious

• Both don't want to put up with Andrew.

• Reneé`s fashion taste has changed since high school.

• Mike's style has changed since he was in high school.

The meaning of 'DRIFT APART' is:

• to gradually become less friendly with someone

• to go away or move from a place.

• to become friends with someone new

Make a sentence using this phrasal verb: hang out

Create a sentence using this phrasal verb: PUT UP WITH (to tolerate)

Good friends never put you ____, they stand up ___ you.

• up, on

• on, with

• down, for