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✦ Learn to talk about relationships, friendship, family and social interactions in English for second year of high school

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Objetivo: Discuss relationships and social skills.

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Relationships

Today you will learn to discuss relationships in English: vocabulary about family, friends, romantic relationships, and social skills. Healthy relationships are essential for happiness and personal growth.

Types of relationships

Relationships can be classified as: 1) Family (parents, siblings, grandparents, cousins), 2) Friendships (close friends, classmates, acquaintances), 3) Romantic (boyfriend, girlfriend, partner), 4) Professional (colleagues, boss, employees), 5) Community (neighbors, teammates, classmates).

Qualities of healthy relationships

QualityDescriptionExampleWhy it matters
TrustBelieve in honestySharing secrets with a friendBuilds security
RespectValue the other personListening to opinionsCreates equality
CommunicationExpress feelings clearlyTalking about problemsSolves conflicts
SupportHelp in difficult timesEncouraging a friendStrengthens bonds
EmpathyUnderstand feelingsComforting someone sadShows care

Expressing relationship advice

  1. Giving advice

    Use these phrases: You should communicate openly. You ought to respect boundaries. It is important to listen actively. You had better be honest with your friends.

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Applications in daily life

Relationships are important in: 1) School (classmates, teachers, study groups), 2) Home (family, siblings, parents), 3) Work (colleagues, clients, teams), 4) Social life (friends, clubs, communities), 5) Personal growth (mentors, role models).

Relationships shape who we are. Learning to build healthy connections is one of the most valuable skills in life. Who are the most important people in your life?

Think and answer

Which quality is essential for healthy relationships?

Good friendships require effort from both sides.

You should openly. It is important to actively. Trust takes to build.

Match each quality with its example:

      Classify these behaviors:

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      Order the steps to resolve a conflict:

        Coloca los elementos en orden y pulsa Comprobar.

        Who is your closest friend? What qualities make a good friendship? How do you show care for the people you love?

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        To master

        • Types: family, friendships, romantic, professional, community
        • Qualities: trust, respect, communication, support, empathy
        • Expressions: you should communicate, it is important to listen, trust takes time
        • Conflict resolution: calm down, listen, express feelings, find solution
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        Remember: relationship types = family, friends, romantic, professional. Qualities = trust, respect, communication, support, empathy. Expressions = you should communicate, it is important to listen.

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