1) The document is a student's English assignment containing pre-reading, reading, and post-reading activities about reconnecting with old friends.
2) The pre-reading questions ask about the student's best friends at age 5 and what they used to do together.
3) The reading discusses a website that helps reunite old friends and finds people from their past. It asks questions about using such sites and defines new vocabulary.
4) The post-reading questions quiz comprehension of the reading, including details about specific people reconnecting through the website.
This document contains a practice test with two parts. Part 1 consists of sentence completion questions with multiple choice answers. Part 2 focuses on punctuation, asking to identify where commas, periods, or semicolons are required in given sentences or marking them as correct with no further punctuation needed. The test covers a range of grammar and punctuation topics including parts of speech, subject-verb agreement, and proper use of commas, periods and semicolons.
The document is a student assignment that includes:
1) Questions about the student's best friends when they were 5 years old and what they used to do together.
2) A reading about the website Classmates.com which helps users reconnect with old school friends and colleagues.
3) Questions about the reading and vocabulary from the text.
4) A short article written by the student about an old friend from school.
The document summarizes the narrator's childhood friends from when they were 5 years old. It describes playing basketball together on a team, riding bikes around the neighborhood, going to the pool, and playing Playstation together. It mentions their shared love of basketball and trading NBA cards.
The document summarizes a chapter from the book "Hard Way Home" about a man named Greg who is trying to build a school but is facing obstacles. Local communities are arguing over where the school should be located and trying to convince Greg to build it in their village. This is frustrating Greg as it delays building the school he had planned for another village.
Here is a 123-word description of my cousin:
My cousin John is 25 years old. He has short brown hair and green eyes. He stands about 6 feet tall and has an athletic build from playing sports. John works as a personal trainer at a local gym. In his free time, he enjoys staying active by playing basketball, going to the beach, and hiking on the weekends. John has a very outgoing personality. He is always the life of the party and makes everyone laugh with his funny jokes and stories. We were very close growing up because we only lived a few houses away from each other. Even though we don't see each other as much now, John is still one of my best friends. He gives great advice and
Kate is an 89-year-old widow who lives in a small house in Tennessee. She has 3 children, 6 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren. Kate retired after working as a secretary and now volunteers reading to children and teaching computer classes. She enjoys gardening and being active, though she pushes her family to improve themselves which they sometimes find overbearing. Kate had a secret accomplishment during World War II when she helped design improvements to aircraft parts.
Here is the letter with prepositions added to fill the blanks:
Dear Paula,
I’m writing to apologize for shouting at you last weekend. I’m terribly sorry for the argument we had, and I have been feeling so awful that I had to write to you.
I know I upset you, but I didn’t mean to. It was stupid of me to get so angry with a silly shirt. You know that I don’t mind people borrowing my things. Recently though, when I have lent different things to friends, they have given them back damaged. Instead of saying anything to them, I got angry with you. I wish I had kept my mouth shut!
You’re my
1) The document is a student's English assignment containing pre-reading, reading, and post-reading activities about reconnecting with old friends.
2) The pre-reading questions ask about the student's best friends at age 5 and what they used to do together.
3) The reading discusses a website that helps reunite old friends and finds people from their past. It asks questions about using such sites and defines new vocabulary.
4) The post-reading questions quiz comprehension of the reading, including details about specific people reconnecting through the website.
This document contains a practice test with two parts. Part 1 consists of sentence completion questions with multiple choice answers. Part 2 focuses on punctuation, asking to identify where commas, periods, or semicolons are required in given sentences or marking them as correct with no further punctuation needed. The test covers a range of grammar and punctuation topics including parts of speech, subject-verb agreement, and proper use of commas, periods and semicolons.
The document is a student assignment that includes:
1) Questions about the student's best friends when they were 5 years old and what they used to do together.
2) A reading about the website Classmates.com which helps users reconnect with old school friends and colleagues.
3) Questions about the reading and vocabulary from the text.
4) A short article written by the student about an old friend from school.
The document summarizes the narrator's childhood friends from when they were 5 years old. It describes playing basketball together on a team, riding bikes around the neighborhood, going to the pool, and playing Playstation together. It mentions their shared love of basketball and trading NBA cards.
The document summarizes a chapter from the book "Hard Way Home" about a man named Greg who is trying to build a school but is facing obstacles. Local communities are arguing over where the school should be located and trying to convince Greg to build it in their village. This is frustrating Greg as it delays building the school he had planned for another village.
Here is a 123-word description of my cousin:
My cousin John is 25 years old. He has short brown hair and green eyes. He stands about 6 feet tall and has an athletic build from playing sports. John works as a personal trainer at a local gym. In his free time, he enjoys staying active by playing basketball, going to the beach, and hiking on the weekends. John has a very outgoing personality. He is always the life of the party and makes everyone laugh with his funny jokes and stories. We were very close growing up because we only lived a few houses away from each other. Even though we don't see each other as much now, John is still one of my best friends. He gives great advice and
Kate is an 89-year-old widow who lives in a small house in Tennessee. She has 3 children, 6 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren. Kate retired after working as a secretary and now volunteers reading to children and teaching computer classes. She enjoys gardening and being active, though she pushes her family to improve themselves which they sometimes find overbearing. Kate had a secret accomplishment during World War II when she helped design improvements to aircraft parts.
Here is the letter with prepositions added to fill the blanks:
Dear Paula,
I’m writing to apologize for shouting at you last weekend. I’m terribly sorry for the argument we had, and I have been feeling so awful that I had to write to you.
I know I upset you, but I didn’t mean to. It was stupid of me to get so angry with a silly shirt. You know that I don’t mind people borrowing my things. Recently though, when I have lent different things to friends, they have given them back damaged. Instead of saying anything to them, I got angry with you. I wish I had kept my mouth shut!
You’re my
- Peter takes an English proficiency exam that consists of 3 parts - a reading and writing section, a listening comprehension section, and a speaking section.
- To pass the exam, he must score a total of at least 50 points out of 100 total, with no individual section score being less than 30% of the total points for that section.
- The exam schedule lists the dates and times for each section, with reading/writing and listening in the morning, and speaking in the afternoon.
This document provides guidance on describing people's appearances, characteristics, and relationships. It includes vocabulary and sample questions and answers about topics like describing friends and family, qualities of good friends, and the importance of friendship. Key details are provided on describing physical features like height, weight, hair and skin color. Characteristics like personality traits, types of people, and relationship terminology are also outlined. Sample conversation questions and responses demonstrate how to discuss topics related to relationships.
The document contains answers to questions about the short story "The Circling Hand". In the first half, the narrator Annie had a very close relationship with her mother, but this changed when Annie discovered her parents having sex. Annie's mother keeps mementos of Annie's childhood in a trunk, but refuses to let Annie look in it anymore, saying they no longer have time for that. Annie is looking forward to starting a new school to make new friends away from people she knows. At the end of the story, Annie pulls her hand away from her father, still angry about what she had discovered between her parents. Annie's infatuation with another student Gwen represents her altered relationship with her mother and desire for independence
This document discusses love, relationships, and the use of phrasal verbs. It provides examples of short stories about relationships, including a couple's trip to the beach that is rained out, requiring them to go to London instead. It also shares comments from girls about relationships, such as celebrating an anniversary and ending a relationship due to suspicions of infidelity. Finally, it defines several phrasal verbs used in relationship contexts and provides examples of how to use them in stories.
This document contains multiple choice questions about identifying different literary devices such as simile, metaphor, personification, and hyperbole in given text examples. It also contains reading comprehension questions about short passages of text.
The document summarizes a short film called "All Talk" that follows three boys in their first day of sixth form who try to impress girls. A popular girl and her friend start their first day of sixth form. A cocky boy bets a geeky boy that he cannot get a girlfriend by the end of the day. Throughout the day, the geeky boy tries but cannot work up the courage to ask a girl out. With time running out, he gets advice from a teacher that helps him pluck up the courage to ask out the girl he likes at the end of the day. The target audience for the comedy short film is teenagers aged 15-19 who will be able to relate to the school setting and everyday comedy
This document contains a series of questions about various topics such as countries, sports, animals, and activities. It also discusses different types of relationships including workmates, classmates, pen pals, flatmates, partners, and soulmates. Additionally, it provides examples of common phrases used when describing friends such as "going back years" and "seeing eye to eye". Finally, it gives qualities of a good friend and prompts to talk about one's best friend.
Jennifer and Jerry discuss how they were in high school and how they have changed. Jennifer was quiet and didn't socialize much but she has since changed and now enjoys going out with friends. Jerry was a rebel who loved music and performing but dreams of fame didn't come true. He now plays in a small local bar. Both note that while they were used to certain things in high school, they have since gotten used to new ways of living.
100 bài hội thoại tiếng Anh thông dụng (kem Audo Mp3)Nguyễn Mạnh Hùng
This document contains 24 short dialogues in English that cover common conversational topics like greetings, asking questions, making plans, and dealing with minor problems. Some example dialogues discuss asking for directions to locations, choosing a time and place to meet up, ordering food at a restaurant, and helping with English pronunciation. The dialogues provide examples of everyday English conversations that non-native speakers can practice and learn from.
Friends also need to be trustworthy and supportive. If you share personal problems or secrets with a friend, you need to feel confident they won't repeat what you told them or judge you. It's also important that friends are there for each other during difficult times - a shoulder to cry on or someone to cheer you up. Good communication and respecting each other's opinions and boundaries are also key to maintaining a healthy friendship.
This document contains examples and exercises about using the present perfect tense in English. It includes sample questions and responses using the present perfect to talk about experiences happening over a period of time up until now. There are also exercises where students must fill in the blanks with the correct present perfect verb form based on contexts describing durations of time.
The document summarizes the narrator's childhood best friends and how they stayed in touch with old friends. In the first part, the narrator discusses their best friends from age 5 - Natalia, Catalina, Bibiana and Lina - who they met living in the same neighborhood and enjoyed playing with. The second part discusses using a website to reunite with old friends, and mentions social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter that can also help connect with people from the past. The third part evaluates statements about an old friend reunion website and whether claims about it are true or false.
Daniel is finding it difficult to train under his strict supervisor. His friend Ghafar advises that discipline is strict and he needs to follow orders. Daniel agrees this training is only temporary.
The document provides practice questions to test understanding of idioms and phrases in different situations. It presents scenarios and conversations between characters, followed by multiple choice questions about the meaning of certain phrases used in the situations.
This document contains a question bank for third secondary students. It includes questions in different categories like (1), (2), (3) etc. and questions are grouped under each category. The questions are about different topics like education, hobbies, opinions, daily activities, future plans etc. Students can use these questions to practice conversation skills by asking and responding to different types of questions.
Mai Hagiwara is argued to be the greatest idol in the world based on her attitude, talents, and popularity. She is the youngest member of Hello! Project Kids, known for having a strong personality as shown when she jokingly pushed the leader of C-ute away at age 11. While not all C-ute members have the same level of popularity, Mai's singing and dancing skills improve constantly. Her voice is identifiable and enjoyable to listen to. There is also evidence from C-ute themselves and Mai's respect within Hello! Project that support her status as the greatest idol.
The document provides a list of vocabulary words including hero, gift, grab, shine, bright, lace up, fare, believe, forward, wrong, follow, and basement. It then has activities for students to practice using the words by choosing the correct word to complete sentences, guessing riddles, and making sentences using provided words like believe, bright, and follow. The document appears to be classroom material for teaching and assessing vocabulary words.
The document contains 15 parts with 5 multiple choice questions in each part. The parts include word and phrase matching questions with 4 answer options for each question.
The document contains examples of incomplete dialogues and multiple choice answers to complete them. It tests the reader's ability to understand context clues and choose the most appropriate response to naturally continue the conversation. The dialogues cover common situations like ordering food, talking about plans and events, and booking tickets.
The document describes a woman reminiscing about her childhood best friends from school. She met three girls named Marcela, Vanessa, and Angelica at Maria Auxiliadora School when she was 5 years old. Marcela was her closest friend. They had many happy and difficult times together and would provide advice and support for each other. They enjoyed common activities like going to the mall, cinema, and parties on weekends. The woman remained especially close with Marcela and they both enjoyed sweets.
When the author was 5 years old, their best friends were Daniela, Carolina, and Paula who lived next to them. They were always together playing games like being secretaries and doctors and had sleepovers almost every night. They had common interests in games and boys. The document also discusses a website called Classmate.com that helps users reconnect with old friends.
The document describes the narrator's old friends from primary school and their ongoing friendship. In primary school, the narrator met their best friend Marcela, as well as Vanessa and Angelica. They had happy and difficult times together and would provide advice for each other. In their free time, they enjoyed going to the mall, cinema, shopping and eating sushi on Fridays, and going to parties on Saturdays. The narrator had a special sweet tooth in common with Marcela, and would get pizza weekly with Vanessa. Angelica and the narrator would go horseback riding once or twice a month.
- Peter takes an English proficiency exam that consists of 3 parts - a reading and writing section, a listening comprehension section, and a speaking section.
- To pass the exam, he must score a total of at least 50 points out of 100 total, with no individual section score being less than 30% of the total points for that section.
- The exam schedule lists the dates and times for each section, with reading/writing and listening in the morning, and speaking in the afternoon.
This document provides guidance on describing people's appearances, characteristics, and relationships. It includes vocabulary and sample questions and answers about topics like describing friends and family, qualities of good friends, and the importance of friendship. Key details are provided on describing physical features like height, weight, hair and skin color. Characteristics like personality traits, types of people, and relationship terminology are also outlined. Sample conversation questions and responses demonstrate how to discuss topics related to relationships.
The document contains answers to questions about the short story "The Circling Hand". In the first half, the narrator Annie had a very close relationship with her mother, but this changed when Annie discovered her parents having sex. Annie's mother keeps mementos of Annie's childhood in a trunk, but refuses to let Annie look in it anymore, saying they no longer have time for that. Annie is looking forward to starting a new school to make new friends away from people she knows. At the end of the story, Annie pulls her hand away from her father, still angry about what she had discovered between her parents. Annie's infatuation with another student Gwen represents her altered relationship with her mother and desire for independence
This document discusses love, relationships, and the use of phrasal verbs. It provides examples of short stories about relationships, including a couple's trip to the beach that is rained out, requiring them to go to London instead. It also shares comments from girls about relationships, such as celebrating an anniversary and ending a relationship due to suspicions of infidelity. Finally, it defines several phrasal verbs used in relationship contexts and provides examples of how to use them in stories.
This document contains multiple choice questions about identifying different literary devices such as simile, metaphor, personification, and hyperbole in given text examples. It also contains reading comprehension questions about short passages of text.
The document summarizes a short film called "All Talk" that follows three boys in their first day of sixth form who try to impress girls. A popular girl and her friend start their first day of sixth form. A cocky boy bets a geeky boy that he cannot get a girlfriend by the end of the day. Throughout the day, the geeky boy tries but cannot work up the courage to ask a girl out. With time running out, he gets advice from a teacher that helps him pluck up the courage to ask out the girl he likes at the end of the day. The target audience for the comedy short film is teenagers aged 15-19 who will be able to relate to the school setting and everyday comedy
This document contains a series of questions about various topics such as countries, sports, animals, and activities. It also discusses different types of relationships including workmates, classmates, pen pals, flatmates, partners, and soulmates. Additionally, it provides examples of common phrases used when describing friends such as "going back years" and "seeing eye to eye". Finally, it gives qualities of a good friend and prompts to talk about one's best friend.
Jennifer and Jerry discuss how they were in high school and how they have changed. Jennifer was quiet and didn't socialize much but she has since changed and now enjoys going out with friends. Jerry was a rebel who loved music and performing but dreams of fame didn't come true. He now plays in a small local bar. Both note that while they were used to certain things in high school, they have since gotten used to new ways of living.
100 bài hội thoại tiếng Anh thông dụng (kem Audo Mp3)Nguyễn Mạnh Hùng
This document contains 24 short dialogues in English that cover common conversational topics like greetings, asking questions, making plans, and dealing with minor problems. Some example dialogues discuss asking for directions to locations, choosing a time and place to meet up, ordering food at a restaurant, and helping with English pronunciation. The dialogues provide examples of everyday English conversations that non-native speakers can practice and learn from.
Friends also need to be trustworthy and supportive. If you share personal problems or secrets with a friend, you need to feel confident they won't repeat what you told them or judge you. It's also important that friends are there for each other during difficult times - a shoulder to cry on or someone to cheer you up. Good communication and respecting each other's opinions and boundaries are also key to maintaining a healthy friendship.
This document contains examples and exercises about using the present perfect tense in English. It includes sample questions and responses using the present perfect to talk about experiences happening over a period of time up until now. There are also exercises where students must fill in the blanks with the correct present perfect verb form based on contexts describing durations of time.
The document summarizes the narrator's childhood best friends and how they stayed in touch with old friends. In the first part, the narrator discusses their best friends from age 5 - Natalia, Catalina, Bibiana and Lina - who they met living in the same neighborhood and enjoyed playing with. The second part discusses using a website to reunite with old friends, and mentions social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter that can also help connect with people from the past. The third part evaluates statements about an old friend reunion website and whether claims about it are true or false.
Daniel is finding it difficult to train under his strict supervisor. His friend Ghafar advises that discipline is strict and he needs to follow orders. Daniel agrees this training is only temporary.
The document provides practice questions to test understanding of idioms and phrases in different situations. It presents scenarios and conversations between characters, followed by multiple choice questions about the meaning of certain phrases used in the situations.
This document contains a question bank for third secondary students. It includes questions in different categories like (1), (2), (3) etc. and questions are grouped under each category. The questions are about different topics like education, hobbies, opinions, daily activities, future plans etc. Students can use these questions to practice conversation skills by asking and responding to different types of questions.
Mai Hagiwara is argued to be the greatest idol in the world based on her attitude, talents, and popularity. She is the youngest member of Hello! Project Kids, known for having a strong personality as shown when she jokingly pushed the leader of C-ute away at age 11. While not all C-ute members have the same level of popularity, Mai's singing and dancing skills improve constantly. Her voice is identifiable and enjoyable to listen to. There is also evidence from C-ute themselves and Mai's respect within Hello! Project that support her status as the greatest idol.
The document provides a list of vocabulary words including hero, gift, grab, shine, bright, lace up, fare, believe, forward, wrong, follow, and basement. It then has activities for students to practice using the words by choosing the correct word to complete sentences, guessing riddles, and making sentences using provided words like believe, bright, and follow. The document appears to be classroom material for teaching and assessing vocabulary words.
The document contains 15 parts with 5 multiple choice questions in each part. The parts include word and phrase matching questions with 4 answer options for each question.
The document contains examples of incomplete dialogues and multiple choice answers to complete them. It tests the reader's ability to understand context clues and choose the most appropriate response to naturally continue the conversation. The dialogues cover common situations like ordering food, talking about plans and events, and booking tickets.
The document describes a woman reminiscing about her childhood best friends from school. She met three girls named Marcela, Vanessa, and Angelica at Maria Auxiliadora School when she was 5 years old. Marcela was her closest friend. They had many happy and difficult times together and would provide advice and support for each other. They enjoyed common activities like going to the mall, cinema, and parties on weekends. The woman remained especially close with Marcela and they both enjoyed sweets.
When the author was 5 years old, their best friends were Daniela, Carolina, and Paula who lived next to them. They were always together playing games like being secretaries and doctors and had sleepovers almost every night. They had common interests in games and boys. The document also discusses a website called Classmate.com that helps users reconnect with old friends.
The document describes the narrator's old friends from primary school and their ongoing friendship. In primary school, the narrator met their best friend Marcela, as well as Vanessa and Angelica. They had happy and difficult times together and would provide advice for each other. In their free time, they enjoyed going to the mall, cinema, shopping and eating sushi on Fridays, and going to parties on Saturdays. The narrator had a special sweet tooth in common with Marcela, and would get pizza weekly with Vanessa. Angelica and the narrator would go horseback riding once or twice a month.
1. The document is about reconnecting with old friends using a website called Classmates.com. It allows people to search for people from their past and get back in touch.
2. One example is about a man named Ray Sears who found the profile of his old 7th grade girlfriend, Gina, on Classmates.com. They reconnected through the site and discovered they still had feelings for each other.
3. Ray and Gina are now married and expecting their first child together after reconnecting online over 20 years later. The website was able to help them find each other and restart their relationship from long ago.
The document discusses the narrator's best friends from when they were 5 years old. It describes their friend Marcela from school who they used to play with, study with, and tell stories together. It explains they had in common enjoying music, playing with dolls, riding bikes, and reading stories. It then asks questions about using websites to reconnect with old friends and if the narrator has used such sites.
The document describes the narrator's best friends from childhood. Their best friend at age 5 was named Carolina Mejia Chavez, who lived next door and with whom they played every day, sharing toys. Most friends at that age were met in the neighborhood or at school. They formed a "gang" or brotherhood with their friends, sharing everything, helping each other, and playing the same games together at the park daily. The narrator reflects on maintaining lifelong friendships with friends from childhood, neighborhood, and school over the years.
The document summarizes the respondent's best friends from when they were 5 years old. It states that their best friend was a classmate named Lina Gutierrez from school in Buga. They met most of their friends at that same school. They were best friends because they had fun playing together all day and were special to each other. They had things in common like enjoying sports, going to the movies, and doing homework together.
When the author was 5 years old, they had many friends that they used to play with at school and in their neighborhood. Most of their friends were other children they met at school or in the local area. They considered these friends their best friends because they lived near each other, went to the same school, were the same age, and their parents were also friends. The author and their friends enjoyed playing outdoors together all day until nightfall and often got into mischief.
The document is about old friends from childhood. In the first paragraph, the author discusses having a sister as their best friend when they were 5 years old and also having some school friends who they didn't spend much time with. The second paragraph introduces the website Classmates.com, which connects people through school and military databases. People pay $36 per year to actively use the site to contact old friends.
The document is about old friends from childhood. In the first paragraph, the author discusses having a sister as their best friend when they were 5 years old and also having some school friends who they didn't spend much time with. The second paragraph introduces the website Classmates.com, which connects people through school and military databases. People pay $36 per year to actively use the site to contact old friends.
The document summarizes a book about the friendship of six teenage girls who create a website called Today's Girls. It discusses how the book portrays the girls confronting challenges of romance, school, and friendship in a modern world. It recommends reading the book because it provides an authentic perspective on teenage life today and can inspire reflection on relationships and values.
The document discusses old friendships and describes some of the author's childhood friends from when she was 5 years old. It then discusses the website Classmates.com, which helps users find people from their past. The author notes that Classmates.com allows you to contact old friends but that you must pay an annual $36 fee to be a member. It also lists some new vocabulary words from the reading like "colleagues" and "fee".
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This document summarizes the challenges a teenager faced after moving in with their father following a custody change. They went from seeing their mother everyday to only a few times a month, which was emotionally difficult. Their life became more hectic living with their father, two step-siblings, and another adult, compared to just their mother previously. A year later, they still feel out of place living in the larger household and missing their mother, though they are amazed that they are surviving the difficult transition period.
1. OLD FRIENDS Nataly Perez Marin Aug. 10.2010 class O
2. B) Old friends- Pre-Reading activities Who where your best friends when you were 5 years old? At my 5 years old my best friend was called Jhoana Perafán. They were very pretty times the games, the wrists, pots, we hiding place, the barbie (is my favorites). Thought since they were going to be our lives when we grew. Dreamed get married and having children, we dreesed cloting mothers. The true I had almost no friends, but Jhoana is special.
3. Where did you meet most of your friends ata that age? The knowledge of my house and school Why were they your best friends? Jhoana lived nead and games all time. And never fight. What did you have in common? she birthday one day after. Is april 8 and my april 7. What did you use to do together? Contact is for phone and facebook but regular visit.
4. C) Old friends- -Reading activities. Read the article and answer: What does the web site do? It is allowed that the old friends should be as those of the school, of the infancy and the first love with only a subscription of low cost. Has you ever used a website like this? Would you use it? Yes, by means of the facebook I could have met several friends of the college and others which I grew and lived through very pretty moments, this web site has allowed me to know of the lives of these old friends.
5. Make a listo of new words or expressions from the reading (vocabulary). Remember to write the definitions. Chaperones: one who accompanies and supervises a young woman or gatherings of young people. Stumbled onto: an unintentional but embarrassing blunder; "he recited the whole poem without a single trip"; "he arranged his robes to avoid a trip-up later"; "confusion caused his unfortunate misstep"
6. D) Old friends- postreading activities. Re-read the article and answer the questions on page 72-C. Remember to justify your False (F) answers. 1. Gina didn’t remember Ray Sears when he contacted her. False, Gina answered him “How could I forget my first love” 2. Gina and Ray are now married and starting a family. True. 3. Classmates.com helps you find old school friends. True. 4. You can contact your old friends for free. False, first he must become a paying member, then it registers his personal information. 5. The web site doesn’t give out your address and telephone number. True.