Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Friendship"

A: It basically means your friendship with someone could start off bad. Like, if you start talking to someone and are being rude or lying to them, your relationship with that person isn’t going to start off good because they won’t be able to trust you.

A: This person seems happy with the way things are going and wants to continue talking and become closer and more intimate with you.

A: Amizade

A: break up with a friend.

A: Its just what americans say when they see friends who are so cool and what to have the same friendship as that

A: using "forge" for a relationship is definitely something you can use. It sounds more formal than other ways of forming a relationship. You might see it used with two parties who don't normally get along making an effort to have some sort of relationship.

ex "Our two companies compete with each other, but if we can forge some sort of relationship, then we both benefit

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A: I wouldn't trade our friendship for the world.

My friendship with Emily is not going well.

What does our friendship mean to you?

A: "I'm looking for friendship, not a relationship"
"My best friend and I have a strong friendship"
"Our friendship is really important to me and I don't want to lose it"

A: @jas-: "I don't want to ruin our friendship."
"Friendship is a essential part of life."
"Will this friendship last."

A: If you have a group of friends, you would “cut out” one of them from the group

If you’re talking about just one friend you would “cut off” your friendship with them.

A: "Develop" comes with the idea of growing something. So you are becoming more and more friends.

A: "To start out" can only be used for the beginning of a story. "To start" is more general.

In the example you gave, "out" does not change the meaning of the sentence. It also does not change the feeling very much.

A: “She tells me how she feels about our friendship” is natural. Using “what” instead of how sounds unnatural.

“How” implies that something will be described. “What” implies that something will be defined.

For example, “How are you today?” “Good/Well.” This is natural.
“What are you today?” is bizarre and unnatural.

A: There is no difference, but "Friendship is valuable." is the correct way to say it.

A: Why are you driving me crazy by asking about our friendship over and over again? I will tell you when I feel like it. I know very well who is pressurizing you.

—Your sentences are correct! Replace “feel like saying” with “feel like it” (best!) or “feel like telling you”.

I will tell you when I feel like telling you.

A: 1. Is it what friendship is about?

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A: Tell me in French first. I don't understand 100% what you want to say

A: That could work if you continue talking about that time period. If you want to jump ahead in time, you should use "developed" instead of "was developing."

Also, put a "the" before "weeks."

A: You're right! "Friendship" is what you call it when you are friends with another person. The difference between "friendship" and "real friendship" is that "real friendship" is stronger than regular friendship. You love or trust a "real friend" more than a normal friend ^^

A: This is more to do with breaking up with someone your in a relationship with. You would normally say "I'm no longer interested in you. I'm breaking up with you"

A: 'He values good friendship and often cares about what his friends think of his behaviour and actions.’ sounds more natural to me

A: Our friendship has finished.
Our friendship is over.
We are no longer friends.
Our friendship has come to its end.
Any of these will do, if you're wanting to say that your friendship has ended.

A: Add if in between think and you, then change the with a. Voila, perfect English.