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Friendship

Do you prefer to have many friends or just a few that you are close to?

What are the benefits of having just a few close friends? How about the benefits of having many friends?

Describe your best friend.

Are you close friends with anyone who you knew in elementary school?

Why do people need friends? What can happen if a person has no friends?

What is the biggest thing you have done to help a friend?

Do you have any friends who would risk their life to save you?

Would you risk your life to save a friend? How about a stranger?

What kind of qualities do you look for in a friend?

What is the best way to make new friends? Do you like making new friends?

Do you think sites like Facebook are good for friendships or do they stop people from becoming close?

How did you meet your best friend?

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500 Grammar Based Conversation Questions
Turn grammar practice into real speaking. Questions organized by commonly taught grammar points so students produce the target structure naturally—great for intermediate/advanced classes.
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