Questions about friendship

 

  • Have you made any friends over social networks?






  • Have you ever met them in person?





  • Have you kept in touch with your friends from primary school?





  • Have you made friends at Lombardo Radice outside of this class?




  • Have you texted your best friend today?




  • Have you made any new friends this month?




  • Have you ever forgotten your best friend's parents' names?




  • Have you met all of your friends' parents?




  • Have you ever had a big argument with a friend?





  • Have you ever had to forgive and make up with a friend after an argument?




  • What life lessons have you learned from your best friend?





  • Have you ever lent money to a friend? Did it go well?
  • Which of your friends have you known the longest? When did you first meet and how close are you now?Have you ever helped a friend when they really needed help? What happened?

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