Frienships - conversation

Learning new English vocabulary

The importance of friendships

How to make new friends

Different types of relationships

Someone you've known since childhood.

Someone you hang out with on weekends.

Someone you trust the most and share almost everything with.

Someone you get along with very well.

A friend you met in high school.

A friend you've known since you were a kid.

A friend you grew apart from after university.

A friend you share many memories with.

They spend more time together.

They move to different cities.

They change over time and are not as close as before.

They have a good relationship.

All friendships are meant to last forever.

Friendships naturally evolve, and not all are permanent.

Friendships should always be maintained, regardless of circumstances.

It's impossible to maintain friendships over a long period.

It remained strictly professional, a typical work friendship.

It evolved from a work friendship to a close personal friendship.

They stopped interacting outside of work.

They became distant after a work conflict.

Loyalty and a good sense of humor.

Honesty and shared interests.

Loyalty and honesty.

Directness and a willingness to make mistakes.

Adults are less open to meeting new people.

Children naturally form friendships by proximity, while adults require effort.

Adults have less free time for social activities.

Social media makes it harder to distinguish real friends from fake ones.

Yes

No

Selfish and rude

Fake and two-faced

Supportive and trustworthy

Hypocrite and toxic