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МатематикаВопрос:
37 Work in groups of 2 or 3. Decide the shoulds and shouldn'ts for a good friend. Explain why. Use the expressions from the box.
Ответ:
- A good friend should defend you if someone hurts you because it is important to protect your friends.
- A good friend should support you if you are right because you need to support your friends when they are correct.
- A good friend should support you if you are wrong because you need to support your friends when they are wrong.
- A good friend should appreciate your advice because it is important to value your friends' opinions.
- A good friend should avoid conflicts with you because it is important to maintain a peaceful relationship.
- A good friend shouldn't quarrel with you about silly unimportant things because it is important to focus on important matters.
- A good friend shouldn't betray you in difficult situations because it is important to be loyal.
- A good friend shouldn't envy your success because it is important to be happy for your friends.
- A good friend shouldn't ignore your interests because it is important to care about your friends' lives.
- A good friend shouldn't feel jealous if sometimes you are more successful because it is important to be happy for your friends' success.
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- 35 a) Find the equivalents to the following sentences from the texts in Ex. 30. Family means people who are ready to help each other in different situations. Family relationships are much stronger than relationships among friends and that's why family is more important than friends. They worry only about their jobs and earning money. We sometimes say angry and rude words to each other. Their arguments make me think that they are right. You can't find real friends easily.
- b) Read through the texts again. Agree or disagree with the statements below and give your arguments. 1. Alan doesn't trust his friends absolutely. 2. Alan is awfully lonely and unhappy. 3. Alan doesn't want to have any friends. 4. Alan thinks that friends can betray him in some situations. 5. Julia thinks that friends are the most important people in her life. 6. Julia worries about her parents very much but they don't pay any attention to her. 7. The family helps Julia not to feel lonely. 8. Julia trusts her friends. 9. Catherine has both: family and friends. 10. Catherine never follows her parents' advice. 11. Catherine always gives up a friend if her parents don't like him/her. 12. Catherine is wise enough to appreciate the care of her family and importance of real friends.
- 36 Work in pairs. Read the short characteristics of a good friend. Tick the characteristics you agree with. Compare your list with your partner's. Discuss the points which are different.
- 37 Work in groups of 2 or 3. Decide the shoulds and shouldn'ts for a good friend. Explain why. Use the expressions from the box.
