Short Stories · Section 8
Making Friends
I used to be very shy. I would not go up to someone that I did not know and say hello.
Level: B1 · 26 sentences
Transcript
- I used to be very shy.
- I would not go up to someone that I did not know and say hello.
- I was afraid that people would not want to talk to me.
- I have changed.
- I have become less shy.
- I have learned that making friends is easy to do.
- All you have to do is say hello.
- Most people will respond to a smile and a friendly hello.
- People will begin to talk to you about little things in their lives.
- You will soon realize that you have something in common with that person.
- Whenever I start talking to a new person I find that there is some interest that we share.
- Maybe we know some of the same people, or we went to the same school.
- Often we find that we like the same music or the same movies.
- It is easy to have a conversation with someone once you find a topic that you both can relate to.
- The most important part to making friends is to listen to what the other person says.
- If you take an interest in them, they are sure to take an interest in you.
- I have learned many things from meeting people.
- I have had many fascinating conversations, and I have made a lot of good friends.
- One day a girl came up to me and said that she was lost.
- She couldn't find her way to her English class.
- I said that I was going to that class too.
- I told her to come with me.
- We began talking, and we became very good friends.
- That was a few years ago.
- She is still one of my best friends.
- Just think, if she hadn't been lost we might never have become friends.