First of all, I need to thank you for your question which calls to mind. A particular experience never less before getting into detail. I would like to comment very briefly on this particular subject by saying that, generally speaking, I have always told that argument between France. So without much ado, and to address the first part of the question is about planning a weekend. In fact, two of my friends, Emily and Sofia, once had an argument about planning a weekend. Emily wanted to go hiking at the mountains. While Sofia preferred spending the weekend at the beach, the argument started when they met to finalize the details and realized that they had very different expectations. Now concerning the second point, Emily argued that they had already talked about going hiking weeks before and she had even bought a new hiking school. So, why Sofia said she never confirmed the plan and insisted that she had always wanted to relax in the beach we can’t. Things to tense when both of them refused to compromise. All in all, and to separate you and you details, what I wanted to conclude at the end is that stop it in hard, help them find a solution. I suggested spending one day hiking at the mountains and the next day relaxing on the beach. The agreed and the trip turned out to be really fun in the end.
Band 6+: Describe an argument two of your friends had
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First of all, I need to thank you for your question, which calls to mind a particular experience. Before getting into detail, I would like to comment very briefly on this subject by saying that, generally speaking, I have always thought about arguments between friends. So, without much ado, to address the first part of the question about planning a weekend, two of my friends, Emily and Sofia, once had an argument about it. Emily wanted to go hiking in the mountains, while Sofia preferred spending the weekend at the beach. The argument started when they met to finalize the details and realized they had very different expectations. Now, concerning the second point, Emily argued that they had already talked about going hiking weeks before, and she had even bought new hiking gear. However, Sofia said she never confirmed the plan and insisted that she had always wanted to relax on the beach. Things got tense when both of them refused to compromise. All in all, to summarize the details, what I wanted to conclude is that it was hard for them to find a solution. I suggested spending one day hiking in the mountains and the next day relaxing on the beach. They agreed, and the trip turned out to be really fun in the end.
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