A good friend has just changed schools and is having difficulty fitting in and needs your advice. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter • make suggestions as to how they could make friends • suggest joining clubs, participating in school activities • give any extra general advice

Dear Mary, I am glad to hear that you transferred to your dream
school
Sydney University and I am sorry to hear you are having a hard time fitting in. I do have some pieces of advice and hope
this
would be helpful to you. First of all, I suggest you try to meet as many people as possible and get to know them through classes or at the
school
cafe.
Secondly
, I feel the best way to make friends is to meet people who share similar
interest
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as you by joining clubs that you are interested in and signing up for
school
activities.
Thirdly
, there are plenty of online apps you could use to meet friends in Sydney. I heard that Bumble has a new feature to meet BFFs (best friends forever). Once you upload your profile, people who are interested in your profile and descriptions will try to talk to you. Hope
this
helps and have a great
school
year at Sydney University. Best regards, Kate
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • introduce yourself
  • genuine interest
  • rapport
  • like-minded individuals
  • school community
  • volunteer
  • open-minded
  • comfort zone
  • casual setting
  • hobbies and activities
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