Hello, students! 😊 Today, let’s talk about the title: «What qualities make a reliable friend?»
This question helps us explore what makes someone a good, trustworthy friend. Let’s break it down:
1️⃣ Understanding the Question
- What qualities: This means the good traits or characteristics someone has. For example, kindness, honesty, or patience.
- Make: This word here means «create» or «result in.»
- A reliable friend: Someone you can trust and count on in good times and bad.
2️⃣ Explaining the Question
The question asks: «What makes a friend trustworthy or dependable?» It’s about the qualities that help build strong and meaningful friendships.
3️⃣ Expressions You Can Use in Conversation
Here are some examples and phrases for your conversations:
- Asking Questions:
- «What do you think makes a good friend?» 🤔
- «Why is honesty important in a friendship?»
- «Can you give an example of a reliable friend in your life?»
- Sharing Your Thoughts:
- «I think a reliable friend is someone who always listens to me.» 👂
- «In my opinion, being loyal is the most important quality.»
- «I believe trust is the key to any friendship.»
- Agreeing or Disagreeing:
- «I agree! A reliable friend is always supportive.» 🤝
- «I’m not sure. I think kindness is more important than loyalty.»
4️⃣ Sample Conversation
Student A: What do you think makes a reliable friend? 🤔
Student B: I think a reliable friend is honest. They always tell you the truth, even when it’s hard to hear.
Student A: That’s true! I also think they should be supportive, like helping you when you have a problem.
Student B: Exactly! Do you think being funny is important for a reliable friend?
Student A: Hmm, maybe. It’s nice, but not the most important quality.
5️⃣ Practice and Share
Now it’s your turn! In the club, ask each other about the qualities you value in a friend. Share examples from your own life and practice using the phrases we’ve learned.
Great job, everyone! Keep practicing, and see you Friday! 🌟
