Ex. 1: Talking about friendship. Study the phrasal verbs and watch the video.
- to get on with: to have a friendly relationship with a person
- to fall out with: to have an argument
- to run into/to bump into: to meet a person unexpectedly
- to hear from: to receive communication from
- to make up with: to become friends again after having an argument
- to hang out with: to spend time relaxing and socialising with
- to catch up with: to talk to someone about what has happened since the last time you met that person
Ex. 2: Find out more about the importance of friendship and how to make friends.
Ex. 3: For different stages in life, we need different types of friends. Find out more about it.
👉What should friends be like for ...
- toddlers and young children between the ages of 5 and 10
- teenagers
- young parents and parents in general
- middle-aged career professionals between the ages of 35 to 55
- retirees
- elderly people in need of care (age groups 80+)
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