Some people think it's better to choose friends who always have the same opinions as them. Other people believe it s good to have friends who sometimes disagree with them. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Friends
are the most important thing that happens in our life. Everyone must have at least
one
friend.There are conflicting views with regards to whether it is important to choose
friends
who always have the same
opinion
or
friends
who sometimes disagree with
one
another.
On the other hand
, those who support the view that
friends
must always have the same
opinion
have their valid reason.
Firstly
,
friends
who share the same
opinion
always be in a harmonious situation with each other. They do not fight with each other because they do not have anything to argue with. They always agree with the
opinion
that given by other
friends
.
Furthermore
, they support each other in every situation especially when
one
of them face a bad situation.
For instance
, these kinds of
friends
back up
one
and another when getting into a fight with someone else.
On the other hand
, those who support the view that it is good for
friends
who sometimes disagree with each other to have their own strong arguments. They feel that
friends
who sometimes argue with
one
another can get to change a different view and
opinion
.
For instance
, change views about the current issue that just happened. By doing
this
, they can extend their idea and share the idea with other people.
Moreover
, these
friends
can get to know each other when they started to have an argument.
As a result
, they more understand each other and try to get along for a long time. In conclusion, it is more important to have
friends
who sometimes disagree because we can get along with each other.
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Example:

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • bond
  • support
  • unconditional love
  • shared values
  • mutual understanding
  • trust
  • emotional well-being
  • interdependence
  • societal norms
  • companionship
  • loyalty
  • advice
  • experiences
  • mentorship
  • trustworthy
  • reliable
  • reliable
  • cherish
  • strengthen
  • deepen
  • attach importance to
  • prioritize
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