3a. Find out what kind of friends you are. Work in pairs. Interview each other. 1. Is it easy for you to make friends? 2. Is it easy or difficult for you to end up your friendship? 3. Do you think your friends are selfish? Are you selfish? Are you honest? 4. Do you treat your friends the same way you would like to be treated? 5. Do you sometimes have misunderstandings with your friends? 6. How do you deal with problems in friendship when they come up? 7. Have you got any friends who are hard to deal with? 8. Is it easy for you to make up with a friend after a quarrel? НА КАЖДУЮ ПО 5 предложений

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My friend and I found that we both have different levels of ease when it comes to making friends. While I tend to be more shy and reserved when meeting new people, my friend is more outgoing and finds it easier to strike up conversations.

When it comes to ending friendships, we both agreed that it can be difficult. We value loyalty and trust in our friendships, so it takes a lot for us to walk away from a relationship. However, if we feel like the friendship is toxic or one-sided, we are able to end it when necessary.

We both try to surround ourselves with friends who are not selfish and who value our friendship as much as we do. We try our best to be selfless and honest in our relationships, and we expect the same from our friends. Communication is key in maintaining healthy friendships.

We both strive to treat our friends with respect, kindness, and understanding. We believe in the golden rule of treating others the way we want to be treated, and this applies to our friendships as well. We make sure to listen, support, and be there for our friends in good times and bad.

Misunderstandings are bound to happen in any relationship, including friendships. We both have experienced conflicts with our friends but have learned to communicate openly and honestly to resolve any issues. We believe that addressing problems head-on is important in maintaining a strong and healthy friendship.