This document discusses different types of relationships people have including friends, family members, coworkers, and romantic partners. It provides examples of how people may like to interact with others such as kissing a boyfriend or spouse, hugging a girlfriend or best friend, asking one's boss or coworkers questions, and listening to relatives or classmates. The document concludes with a short dialogue where one person says they do not want to meet their ex boyfriend and would rather meet their best friend instead.
2. MY FRIEND MY BOSS MY RELATIVES MY CLASSMATE
MY BOYFRIEND MY CO-WORKER MY BEST FRIEND MY EX
MY GIRLFRIEND MY PARTNER MY NEIGHBOR MY SPOUSE
3.
4. A: Who do you like to meet?
B: I like to meet my best friends.
Who do you like to______________?
Kiss My boyfriend, my spouse
Hug My girlfriend, my best
friends
Ask My boss, my co-workers
Listen
to
My relatives, my
classmates
Draw My neighbor, my partner
Who do you want to_____________?
See My friends
Look at My girlfriend
Hold My spouse
Tease My neighbors
Who do you need to___________?
Feed My grandchild
Look after My cousin
Keep My husband
Teach My children
5. A: Do you want to meet your ex boyfriend?
B: No, I don’t want to meet him.
A: So, who do you want to meet?
B: I want to meet my best friend.
