Презентация по теме "Friendship"

Friends

Complete the sentences:
1. A best friend is .............
2. A best friend is a person who always ......................
3. A best friends is a person who never .......................

Use the following ideas:
Tell secrets to
Talk about smb behind their back
Have things in common with
Remember smb’s birthday
Make smb laugh when they are upset
Try to change smb
Keep a promise
Help smb when they have a problem
Tell lies

Words:
1. make friends
2. share interests
3. get on well with
4. fall out with
5. cheer somebody up
6. have fun together
7. be in common with
8. hang out

Definitions:
a. to have a good relationship with someone and enjoy each other's company
b. to make someone feel happier or more positive when they are feeling sad or down
c. to enjoy spending time with someone and engaging in enjoyable activities or experiences
d. to form a relationship with someone based on mutual liking, trust, and support
e. to have an argument or disagreement with someone that causes a rift in the relationship
f. to have similar hobbies or activities that you both enjoy doing together
g. to spend time relaxing or socializing in a casual way, often with friends or acquaintances
h. to share similarities or interests with someone or something else

Match:

Right:
a. common
b. interests with smb
c. close to
d. smb up
e. with each other
f. friend
g. smb for ages
h. friends

Left:
1. best
2. get on well
3. know
4. be in
5. share
6. make
7. live
8. cheer

Match the words to make phrases:

Fill in the gaps with: had, have, hang, with (3), make friends, in, get on well with, up, fun, out (2), common, fell, cheer, share (2)

1. "I want to _____(1) with my new classmates."
2. "John and Mary _____(2) each other because they _____(3) a love of music."
3. "My sister was sad, so I told her a joke to _____(4) her _____(5)."
4. "We both enjoy reading books, so we often _____(6) book recommendations _____(7) each other."
5. "Last weekend, my family _____(8) _____(9) together at the beach."
6. "Tom and Jack _____(10) _____(11) _____(12) each other after an argument about politics."
7. "I realized that I _____(13) many things _____(14) _____(15) _____(16) my neighbor, such as gardening.
8. Students often (17)__________ (18) __________in the cafeteria during lunchtime.

Translations:
a. поссориться с кем-то
b. иметь много общих интересов
c. ладить друг с другом
d. проводить свободное время вместе
e. дать совет
f. жить рядом
g. хорошо проводить время
h. лучший друг
i. заводить друзей
j. разделять интересы
k. знать кого-то целую вечность
l. подбодрить кого-то

Words:
1. spend free time together
2. share interests
3. live close to
4. best friend
5. give a piece of advice
6. have fun
7. make friends
8. cheer smb. up
9. have a lot of common interests
10. fall out with
11. get on well with each other
12. know smb. for ages

1. What is friendship?
2. How do you define a good friend?
3. Why is it important to have friends?
4. Do you prefer having many friends or just a few close ones? Why?
5. Have you ever had a disagreement with a friend? How did you resolve it?
6. What qualities do you look for in a friend?
7. Can you describe your best friend?
8. How often do you hang out with your friends?
9. Do you think social media has changed the way we make and maintain friendships?
10. Have you ever made a new friend while traveling or in an unexpected place?

1. What do friends mean to you?
2. What makes a friend a best friend?
(3. What makes you a good friend?
(4. Is it easy for you to make friends?
(5. Do you have any particularly close friends?
(6. Do you stay in touch with all of the friends you’ve made?
(9) What would life be like without friends?
(10) Do you ever worry about losing your friends?

(1) Are friends sometimes more important than family?
(2) Do you agree with the expression “a friend in need is a friend in deed”?
(3) How similar are you to your friends?
(4) Do you think you have a special understanding with your friends?
(5) At which stages of life is it easier to make friends?
(6) Are your childhood friends those you have strongest bonds with?
(7) What’s the nicest thing you’ve ever done for your friends?
(8) How often do you fall out with your friends?

Are you a good friend? Why or why not?
Do you mind being alone sometimes? For example, would you go to a movie by yourself? Or do you always try to invite friends?
What activities do you usually do when you meet friends?
Which of your friends have you known the longest? When did you first meet and how close are you now?
How do you prefer to keep in touch with friends? Do you call, chat online, exchange text messages, or write letters?
Who is your closest friend? How open and honest are you with each other?
What would you do if you had friends who didn't like each other? Would you encourage them to get along, or just meet them separately?
Have you ever met a person and become friends very quickly? What makes some people connect immediately?
Do you have any friends from a different culture or country than you? Do your differences make it harder to be friends?

Exam task 2

What is your best friend like?
And/ person/ best/ kind /Natasha /a /my/ friendly/ is /friend.
2. Where did you and your friend meet for the first time?
Friends/in/we/company/our/met/a/of/common/first.
3. How often do you see each other?
Almost/each/we/every/ see/weekend/other . A/we/walk together/for/go/.
4. What do you like to do together?
Video/and/we/out/watch/clips/hang/together/a lot .
5. What career is your best friend going to follow?
Well, I’m not sure, is/going/be/I/designer/she/a/but/fashion/to/guess.
6. What would you recommend to a teenager who wants to be a good friend?
In my view, to be a good friend, their/should/up/a teenager/cheer/ friend them/moments/in/and/sad/comfort/.

What is your best friend like?
Where did you and your friend meet for the first time?
How often do you see each other?
What do you like to do together?
What career is your best friend going to follow?
What would you recommend to a teenager who wants to be a good friend?

You are going to give a talk about your best friend. You will have to start in 1.5 minutes and speak for not more than 2 minutes (10–12 sentences). Remember to say:

• what people need friends for;
• how long you and your friend have known each other;
• what you enjoy doing together;
• what your attitude to friendship is.

You have to talk continuously.

I’m going to give a talk about my best friend.
There’s no doubt that everybody needs friends and if we can call one of them the ............ friend, it’s even better. We need friends to .............. us when we are sad. A friend is the one who’ll never ................ you alone with all your problems, ............. you up, give you a good piece of advice and always help you. Also, friends usually ............... our interests and we have people to ................ our free time with.
It seems that I have known my best friend................... . I remember the day a saw her/him in our school. She/He moved to our city and didn’t know anybody. I wanted to make her/his first days in our class more comfortable and ................. myself. Since that day we are best friends.
We’ve got a lot of ................ interests. Firstly, we’re .................... in sport and often play football/volleyball/tennis together. Secondly, we both paint and draw well and love spending time drawing or visiting art galleries. Also, as all teenagers in the world we enjoy having .............., and going to the cinema.
I think it’s obvious that ..................... is one of the most ................... things in our life.
I think that’s all that I wanted to tell you about my best friend.

Fill in the gaps: interested, comfort, spend, friendship, cheer, leave, common, important, best, parties, for ages, share, introduced.

From: Ann@mail.uk
To: Russian_friend@oge.ru
Subject: My best friend
… Oh, my friend is so charming! Everybody in the class is ready to help her. But, you know, I sometimes think she’s just using people to get what she wants.
…What kind of person is your best friend? When and where did you meet? How do you spend time together?…

Write a message to Ann and answer her 3 questions.
Write 100–120 words.

Remember the rules of letter writing.

You have received an email message from your English-speaking pen-friend Nick:
From: Nick @mail.uk
To: Russian_friend@oge.ru
Subject: School friends
… We’ve moved house and now I have to go to a new school. It’s a pity because I liked my old school and I had a lot of friends there.
… What do you like most about your school? Have you got a lot of friends at school? What do you usually do with your school friends in your free time? …
Write a message to Nick and answer his 3 questions.
Write 100–120 words.
 
Remember the rules of letter writing.