Английский язык в жизни: отвечаем на простые и сложные вопросы. Радмила Шарифьянова

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СКАЧАТЬ style="font-size:15px;">      Answer: Yes, I've had the opportunity to volunteer and do charity work with friends in the past. It can be a really rewarding experience to give back to the community together, and it often leads to deeper conversations about the world and our place in it.

      How do you deal with a friend who constantly flakes on plans?

      Answer: If a friend is constantly flaking on plans, it's important to have an honest conversation with them about how their behavior makes you feel. Depending on their response, you might choose to give them another chance or distance yourself from the friendship.

      Do you think it’s important for your friends to get along with each other?

      Answer: While it's not necessary for all of my friends to be best buddies with each other, I do think it's important for them to at least be respectful and friendly towards one another. After all, they're all important people in my life and I want them to feel comfortable around each other.

      Have you ever taken a class or learned a new skill with a friend?

      Answer: Yes, I've taken several classes and learned new skills with friends before! In fact, it can be a great way to bond over a shared interest and challenge ourselves to try something new.

      Do you prefer hanging out with friends one-on-one or in groups?

      Answer: I enjoy both hanging out with friends one-on-one and in groups, depending on the situation and the people involved. One-on-one time can be great for deep conversations and individual bonding, while group hangs are often more lively and fun.

      How do you balance spending time with friends and other commitments (work, family, etc.)?

      Answer: Balancing time with friends and other commitments can be challenging, but I try to prioritize my relationships as much as possible. This might mean scheduling regular hangouts or making plans in advance, so that I can work around other obligations.

      Have you ever had a friend who was going through a difficult time and needed your support? How did you help them?

      Answer: Yes, I've had several friends who have gone through difficult times and needed my support. Depending on the situation, this might have involved simply being a listening ear or offering practical help like running errands or providing meals.

      Have you ever gone through a difficult time and leaned on your friends for support? How did they help you?

      Answer: Yes, I've definitely gone through difficult times in the past and my friends have been a huge source of support and comfort. They offered words of encouragement, helped me process my feelings, and were there for me every step of the way.

      How do you handle it when your friend is going through a tough time but doesn’t want to talk about it?

      Answer: If a friend is going through a tough time but doesn't want to talk about it, it's important to respect their boundaries while also letting them know that you're there for them if they ever need to open up.

      Have you ever had a friend who you initially didn’t like, but eventually became close with? What changed?

      Answer: Yes, I’ve had a few instances where I didn’t necessarily click with someone right away, but as we got to know each other better we became great friends. Usually, it just takes some time and effort to find common ground and build a rapport with someone.

      How do you deal with a friend who constantly talks about themselves and never listens to you?

      Answer: If a friend is constantly talking about themselves and not allowing you to share your own thoughts and feelings, it’s important to communicate your needs to them in a respectful way. Let them know that you value their friendship but would appreciate more balance in your conversations.

      Have you ever had a falling out with a friend that was caused by miscommunication? What happened?

      Answer: Yes, I’ve definitely experienced situations where miscommunication led to a falling out with a friend. It can be a frustrating and hurtful experience, but I try to approach conflicts with empathy and understanding so that we can work towards a resolution.

      Do you think it’s important for friends to have similar values?

      Answer: While it’s not necessary for all of my friends to share the exact same values as me, I do think it’s important for us to be aligned on some level.

      Have you ever had a friend who you felt was toxic or draining to be around? How did you handle the situation?

      Answer: Yes, unfortunately I’ve had experiences with friends who were toxic or draining to be around. In those situations, I typically try to distance myself from the friendship while still being respectful and compassionate towards the other person.

      Have you ever had a friend group that dissolved over time? Why do you think that happened?

      Answer: Yes, I’ve had a few friend groups that dissolved over time. Sometimes it’s due to people moving away or drifting apart naturally, while other times it might be because of conflicts or changing dynamics within the group.

      How do you feel about introducing your friends to each other?

      Answer: I love introducing my friends to each other! It’s always fun to bring different people from different parts of my life together and see how they get along.

      Have you ever had a friend who wasn’t supportive of your goals or dreams? How did you handle it?

      Answer: Yes, I’ve definitely had experiences with friends who didn’t support my goals or dreams. In those situations, I try to communicate my needs and boundaries clearly while also being understanding of their perspective.

      What’s the most meaningful gift a friend has ever given you?

      Answer: One of my friends made me a scrapbook filled with memories and inside jokes from our time together. It was such a thoughtful and personal gift that I’ll cherish forever.

      Do you think it’s important for friends to have similar lifestyles (i.e. similar schedules, living arrangements, etc.)?

      Answer: While it can certainly make coordinating hangouts easier, I don’t think it’s necessary for friends to have identical lifestyles. In fact, having friends with different experiences and perspectives can be a great way to broaden our own horizons.

      Have you ever had a friend who you initially thought was a bad influence on you? How did you handle the situation?

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