Completing Friendship Sentences

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2. Complete the sentences with the given words / phrases. a. Janet is my __________ . I trust her a lot. b. I share my __________ with Tina and she never tells anybody. c. It's nice to see old friends from high school. We're having a __________ . d. John and Peter don't __________ with each other. They always __________ . e. Jane always __________ when I need. f. Dora and I meet on Fridays and __________ . g. Melani and I __________ . We have got the same hobbies. h. Nina is my buddy. We have a good __________ .

This question includes visual content: The page includes a list of vocabulary terms inside colored boxes: 'reunion', 'argue', 'backs me up', 'relationship', 'chit-chat', 'best friend', 'have things in common', 'get on well', and 'secrets'. Handwritten translations or notes in Turkish are written next to these boxes. The main task consists of sentences labeled a through h with empty lines for completion.

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Hi Hatice, let's complete these friendship sentences using the words and phrases from the box.

Match the Correct Friendship Expressions

PhraseMeaning Hint
best friendclosest friend
secretsprivate information
reunionmeeting again after a long time
arguefight or disagree
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In sentence a, Janet is someone she trusts a lot, so the correct phrase is best friend.

$$ a) Janet is my\ \underline{\text{best friend}}\text{.}$$
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Step 3

In sentence b, sharing private information that nobody tells means secrets. Meeting old friends again is called a reunion.

$$I\ share\ my\ \underline{\text{secrets}}\ \text{with Tina and she never tells anybody. We're having a }\underline{\text{reunion}}\text{.}$$
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Step 4

Now let's complete the next group of sentences.

Completing the Middle Sentences

PhraseUse
arguedisagree with someone
backs me upsupports me
get on wellhave a good relationship
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Sentence c talks about old friends from high school, and that fits reunion, which we already used. Sentence d says John and Peter do not get along, so they do not get on well. They always argue.

$$John\ and\ Peter\ don't\ \underline{\text{get on well}}\ \text{with each other. They always }\underline{\text{argue}}\text{.}$$

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