Identifying Positive Statements
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1. Read the opinions of four people about their friends. Alex: Tim doesn't forget to organize parties for my birthdays. Fred: I don't like spending time with Joe. Jill: I don't trust Betty, so I don't share my secrets with her. Sally: Ashley doesn't support me when I need her. According to the information above, who says something positive about his/her friend? A) Alex B) Fred C) Jill D) Sally
This question includes visual content: The question contains four separate rectangular boxes, each containing a name at the top (Alex, Fred, Jill, Sally) and a short sentence expressing an opinion about a friend. Alex's box says 'Tim doesn't forget to organize parties for my birthdays.' Fred's says 'I don't like spending time with Joe.' Jill's says 'I don't trust Betty, so I don't share my secrets with her.' Sally's says 'Ashley doesn't support me when I need her.'
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Hi Elif, let's take a look at these opinions and find out who is saying something positive about their friend.
Finding the Positive Opinion
We need to check the statements made by Alex, Fred, Jill, and Sally one by one.
| Person | Opinion | Type |
|---|
First, Alex says that Tim always remembers to organize birthday parties for him. This shows Tim is a thoughtful and caring friend, so this is a positive opinion.
Next, Fred says he does not like spending time with Joe. This is a negative feeling about their friendship.
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