It is gospel’s work that friends are hard to find, difficult to leave and adverse to forget. Here I would like to talk about my closest friend whose name was Kushi when I was near high to grasshopper. We studied in same school from nursery to senior scandry examination. She was my family school friend. We met on first day of our kindergarten. We both were nervous and shy. Her natural warmth. Geshe quickly stole my heart. We shared our things and our lunchbox on our first day of school. After many years our bond, the bond between us become strong. She was living in my neighborhood also. We used to play games, explore the local parks, play house and dressing up and various running games. And we also shared our wonderful experience and made more interesting by building forts of sand in the local park. Although we were the best friends, but as we grow older we become apart because of our different interests in our senior scandry studies. She opted different module and I was also in the different than we exchanged our cities to cut the long story short. She was the friend from my childhood and I am also fortunate to have a friend like her.
Band 6+: Describe your best friend during childhood. You should say: who the person was why you became friends what you used to do together and explain if you keep in touch with your friend now.
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It is often said that friends are hard to find, difficult to leave, and impossible to forget. Here I would like to talk about my closest friend, whose name was Kushi, when I was young. We studied in the same school from nursery to senior secondary examination. She was my school friend. We met on the first day of kindergarten. We both were nervous and shy. Her natural warmth quickly stole my heart. We shared our things and our lunchboxes on our first day of school. After many years, the bond between us became strong. She lived in my neighborhood as well. We used to play games, explore the local parks, play house, dress up, and engage in various running games. We also shared wonderful experiences and made them more interesting by building sand forts in the local park. Although we were best friends, as we grew older, we drifted apart because of our different interests in our senior secondary studies. She opted for a different module, and I was also in a different one. To cut a long story short, she was a friend from my childhood, and I feel fortunate to have had a friend like her.
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