FRIENDSHIP

What does it mean to 'get along' with someone?

• To have a harmonious relationship with someone.

• To have a competitive relationship with someone.

• To avoid interacting with someone entirely.

• To only communicate through text messages with someone.

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How would you define a 'loyal' friend?

• A loyal friend is someone who always agrees with you.

• A loyal friend is someone who never shares your secrets.

• A loyal friend is only present during good times.

• A loyal friend is trustworthy, supportive, and committed.

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What is the difference between a 'buddy' and a 'bestie'?

• A 'buddy' is someone you dislike, while a 'bestie' is someone you admire.

• A 'buddy' is a casual friend, while a 'bestie' is a close, trusted friend.

• A 'buddy' is a family member, while a 'bestie' is a coworker.

• A 'buddy' is a childhood friend, while a 'bestie' is a neighbor.

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In what context might you use the term 'dude'?

• While giving a speech at a wedding.

• During a serious academic discussion.

• In casual conversation or among friends.

• In a formal business meeting.

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What does it mean to 'hit it off' with someone?

• To argue frequently with someone.

• To ignore someone completely.

• To get along well immediately.

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What does it mean to 'get together' with others?

• To avoid meeting anyone at all.

• To meet up with others

• To argue or debate with others.

• To ignore others in a social setting.

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Can you give an example of being 'faithful' in a friendship?

• Ignoring your friend's problems and focusing on your own

• Telling others about your friend's secrets to gain popularity

• An example of being 'faithful' in a friendship is always being there for your friend when they need help and not sharing their personal issues with others.

• Only being available when it's convenient for you

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How do you say: mejor amigo in English?

• BESTIE

• FREND

• FRIEND

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How do you say amable, solidario, facil de llevar, in English?

• kind, suportive, outgoing,

• kind, suportive, easy.going

• kind, supportive, easy-going

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How do you say estar en las buenas y en las malas

• to be through the good and bad moments

• to be through thick and thin

• to be through theck and think

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