أسئلة للنقاش
أسئلة محادثة إنجليزية عن الصداقة (B1–C1)
أعز الأصدقاء والوفاء والخلافات وكيف نبقى قريبين.
- العمر
- من 13 سنة فأكثر
- المستوى
- B1–C1
- المهارة
- المحادثة
- الصيغة
- دليل المعلم
نشاط تمهيدي
In pairs, write down three qualities of a good friend. Compare lists, agree on the top three together and share them with another pair.
اختر سؤالًا
الأسئلة الـ12 كلها
B1
- How did you meet one of your closest friends?
- What do you usually do when you spend time with your friends?
- What makes someone a good friend, in your opinion?
- Do you prefer having a few close friends or lots of friends? Why?
B2
- Is it possible to stay close to a friend who lives far away? How?
- Why do some friendships come to an end, and is that always a bad thing?
- Should friends always tell each other the truth, even when it hurts?
- How are friendships that start online different from ones that start face to face?
C1
- Can people who disagree about important things still be close friends?
- How do friendships tend to change as people get older, and why?
- Is loyalty to a friend ever more important than doing what's right?
- They say we choose our friends but not our family. How much does that shape the way we treat each of them?
نشاط ختامي
In groups, write a short 'friendship guide' for someone starting at a new school or job: five tips for making and keeping friends. Read it to the class.
بطاقات أسئلة للطباعة
اثنتا عشرة بطاقة للقص، على كل منها مستواها، ومعها العبارات والمفردات.
موارد ذات صلة
خطة درس
أسئلة محادثة إنجليزية عن التكنولوجيا (B1–C1)
الأجهزة ووقت الشاشة والذكاء الاصطناعي والخصوصية على الإنترنت.
أداة للمعلم
أسئلة محادثة للمراهقين والكبار
أكثر من 200 سؤال محادثة من B1 إلى C1، لكل سؤال سؤالا متابعة وعبارات مفيدة.
خطة درس
لعب أدوار بالإنجليزية: الشكوى بلباقة
موسيقى صاخبة ومنبّه مبكر وحفلة عيد ميلاد لا يريد أحد إلغاءها.
How did you meet one of your closest friends?
B1 · Friendship
What do you usually do when you spend time with your friends?
B1 · Friendship
What makes someone a good friend, in your opinion?
B1 · Friendship
Do you prefer having a few close friends or lots of friends? Why?
B1 · Friendship
Is it possible to stay close to a friend who lives far away? How?
B2 · Friendship
Why do some friendships come to an end, and is that always a bad thing?
B2 · Friendship
Should friends always tell each other the truth, even when it hurts?
B2 · Friendship
How are friendships that start online different from ones that start face to face?
B2 · Friendship
Can people who disagree about important things still be close friends?
C1 · Friendship
How do friendships tend to change as people get older, and why?
C1 · Friendship
Is loyalty to a friend ever more important than doing what's right?
C1 · Friendship
They say we choose our friends but not our family. How much does that shape the way we treat each of them?
C1 · Friendship
Useful phrases
- I've always thought that a true friend...
- In my experience, friendships...
- I really believe that...
- So true.
- Yes, I've found that too.
- I'm not sure about that. I think...
- Maybe, but don't you think...?
- It's different for everyone, but...
Vocabulary
- get on well with — to have a friendly relationship with someone
- drift apart — to slowly become less close over time
- fall out — to argue and stop being friendly
- have someone's back — to be ready to support and defend someone
- acquaintance — someone you know, but not well
- a shoulder to cry on — someone who listens and comforts you when you're upset