Topic 1: Friends are the family we choose for ourselves. 1. Are friends sometimes more important than family? 2. Why do you like them? 3. What do you do together? 4. How do you make new friends? 5. How do you make friends?

Topic 1: Friends are the family we choose for ourselves.

1. Are friends sometimes more important than family?

Yes, I think friends are sometimes more important than family because we choose our friends ourselves. Good friends understand us, support us and help us when we have problems. Sometimes it is easier to talk to friends about our feelings because they do not judge us. However, I believe that both family and friends are very important in our lives. They give us love, care and support.

2. Why do you like them?

I like my friends because they are kind, funny, honest and helpful. I can always be myself when I am with them. They make me laugh when I am sad and support me when I have difficulties. I also like that we have similar interests and understand each other. I think true friendship is based on trust, respect and honesty.

3. What do you do together?

We do many different things together. We usually go for walks, visit cafes, watch films, listen to music and talk about different topics. Sometimes we go shopping, play games or celebrate special occasions. We also share our problems and give each other advice. I enjoy spending time with my friends because I always have fun with them.

4. How do you make new friends?

I think the best way to make new friends is to be friendly, open and polite. I usually meet new people at school, at work or through mutual friends. I start a conversation by asking simple questions about their hobbies, interests or everyday life. I try to find something we have in common. It is also important to smile, listen carefully and show interest in other people.

5. How do you make friends?

I make friends by being myself and treating people with kindness and respect. I believe that friendship takes time, so it is important to communicate regularly and get to know each other better. I try to be a good listener, help others when they need it and keep my promises. I also think that spending time together and sharing common interests help people become closer. For me, a real friend is someone I can trust, who accepts me as I am and stays by my side in both good and difficult times.

Conclusion:

In my opinion, friends are an important part of our lives. They make our lives happier, more interesting and meaningful. A true friend is not just someone we spend time with, but someone who understands us and supports us. I believe that having even a few real friends is much better than having many superficial relationships.