You’ve got a friend in me. Read the following texts of people talking about their friends.. Think of your best friend or a close friend. Write a short text similar to the ones you have read in exercise 1. Use some of the expressions of exercise 2.

You’ve got a friend in me

1.-) Read the following texts of people talking about their friends.

2.-) Match the underlined words in the text with the definitions:

1. To tell someone what you think he/she should do about a problem: ______________

2. To stay in contact: ______________

3. To like someone and have a friendly relationship with them: ______________

4. Informal word that means ‘friend’ and is mainly used in the United States: _____________

5. To rely on someone to support you or help you: _______________

6. To pass time in a specific way: _______________

7. To look out for each other, to protect each other: ________________

8. To have a good time when you are with someone: _______________

9. To treat someone badly, to bully someone: _______________

10. Informal word that means ‘friend’ and is mainly used in the UK and Australia: ______________

11. To like the same things than another person: _______________

12. A very good friend: _______________

13. To believe that someone is honest and will not do anything against you: _________

14. To stop having contact with someone: ________________

15. To know a person better:________________

3.-) Think of your best friend or a close friend. Write a short text similar to the ones you have read in exercise 1. Use some of the expressions of exercise 2.

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