This document discusses various topics related to people and relationships, including: - Questions about friends such as their appearance, how long you've known them, and whether you are a good friend. - Maintaining long-distance friendships through communication. - Qualities of a good friend and times when friends have let each other down. - Common arguments teenagers have with their parents such as household chores or curfews. - Advice for relationships such as staying interesting in conversations, showing affection, forgiving frequently, and nurturing relationships over time.

1. People and relationship

2. 1)What does your friend look like (physically)?
2) How long have you
known each other?
3) What about you? Are
you a good friend? Can you
prove it?

3. 4) Do you have any long distance friends?
5) How do you keep in touch with your longdistance friends?
6) How often do you see
your long-distance
friends?

4. Think out and discuss the following items:
1) What is a friend?
2) What qualities do you think are important in a
friend?
3) What qualities do you
appreciate in your friends?
What makes someone
special or best friend?
4) Has your friend ever let
you down? When? Why?

5. Explain the meaning of the underlined phrases
in these sentences.
• 1 All adults think teenagers are nightmare.
• 2 Part of being a teenager is feeling free to
take steps down
new paths.

6. What qualities do you admire or
dislike in people?
I admire who
are…
I dislike who
are…

7. Work in pairs. Discuss the questions.
How often do you argue
with your parents?
What sort of things do you
argue about? Make a list,
then compare it with other
students’ lists.

8. Parents’ day

9. This started in July 1994.
President Bill Clinton
signed a law that made
the fourth Sunday of July a
day we can celebrate both
of our parents.

10. How to be a good parent?

11. Choose the correct answer
The biggest mistake parents make with their
children is
• to argue with them.
• treat them like adults.
• to reward them too often.
• treat them like little children.

12. Put the personality adjectives into
three groups.
Argumentative, artistic, bossy, conscientious,
decisive, diligent, emotional, frank, imaginative,
quick-tempered, shrewd, sensitive, stubborn,
tolerant, witty
Good qualities
Bad qualities
Sometimes good, sometimes bad

13. Describe the people in the photos.

15. Never
pass up a
perfect
opportunity to
say
nothing.

16. If feels good
to vent, but
only to you.
Don’t say
things you
will only
have to
apologize for
later.

17. Stay
interesting.
Try not to
talk about
work all the
time.

18. Show
affection.
Make it a
habit!

19. Forgive frequently

20. Good relations are like trees, they
demand attention and care in the
beginning, but once they blossoms,
they provide you shade in all
situations of life.

21. Good Luck In Your
Relationship!