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People need friends. Let me teach you how to introduce and describe YOUR friends in English! Get ready to ask and answer common friendship questions, too. For example,“How do you know each other?” “How did you meet?” and “How long have you known each other?” This is a great lesson for B1–B2 intermediate English learners who want to practice their speaking and listening skills. After the lesson, do the quiz and practice talking about your friends in the comments.
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