Describe a Childhood Friend You Know Very Well

Describe a Childhood Friend You Know Very Well.

Who This Person Is?
How Did You Become Friends with This Person?
What Kinds of Things Do You Like to Do with This Person?
Explain Why You Like Him/her.

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Sample Answer: Describe a Childhood Friend You Know Very Well.

From childhood, I have made many friends but now I have only one best friend. His name is Sonu. We met in primary school and we did our schooling and college together.

A most interesting fact was that we met in class on the first day. We didn’t know anyone in the class, so the teacher introduced us to another student.

We sat together and we started sharing our things with each other, so we became good friends. In the evening, we played cricket and studied together.

But nowadays, we don’t have enough time to spend with each other due to our busy schedules, so we play online video games together.

The most interesting thing is that there are most of the things that I like about him. Firstly, he is a kind-hearted and charismatic person. Secondly, he is a helping person too. If I need any type of help, he can support me anytime.

Follow-ups: Describe a Childhood Friend You Know Very Well.

Question 1. How do people make new friends?

Individuals have their own way of thinking and making friends. But if I’m talking about nowadays, everyone becomes selfish about their work. The main reason behind this is that if someone needs something from you, they become a good friend very easily once he or she is done with his/her work, then who are you?

Question 2. What do you think makes people have a long friendship?

Trust and shared interests, then, bring friends together and forge enduring bonds of friendship. Because friends are familiar with one another and have known one another for a long time. As a result, their relationship strengthens their business.

Question 3. Does it make things easier in a friendship if you have similar interests?

Yes, I think so; in most seniors, it can be seen that if two people have the same interests, they talk more about that, which helps them to know each other and increase their knowledge. If I consider my friend and I as an example, then we have the same interest in cybersecurity; if anything comes new into the market, we start talking about it, and we forget everything.

Question 4. How do people make friends now?

As I said before, nowadays, friendship become a service like give and take. Everyone is selfish. If they need something, then they become an easily good friend. But in the past. Friendship was without any selfishness. Everyone spent time with friends and discussed their happiness and sorrow. And try to resolve each other problems.

Question 5. Do you think we meet new people differently now than in the past?

Yes, I do; in the past, if he met any new people at that time, we invited them to tea or coffee at home. And so, there is some hospitality for him, but nowadays, no one has enough time to do this type of thing. Firstly, they become very processed about new people because we don’t know the background of that person, so these are the two main changes which are different from the past.

Question 6. What do you think? What type of personality do people of the young generation admire?

Nowadays, honesty, sincerity, truthfulness, and talent are the most common qualities. Besides, people also seek humility, generosity, and good manners from people they like. Moreover, we do not like people who show off and are arrogant.

Question 7. Why is friendship nowadays so volatile?

Friendships are more unstable now because people have high expectations of one another. If the other individual doesn’t live up to their expectations, they look for someone else. Things that they might have disliked in the past might now be attractive to them.

Question 8. How do people in your country make friends these days?

Simply by repeatedly sitting next to someone in class, you can establish friends everywhere. From there, a friendship will logically develop. Alternatively, you can connect with people online via social media sites like Facebook or Twitter.

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