Q1.
Write six sentences about your friend with the help of the facts collected in the above task. Mention how you are not only similar but also different. You may take help of the words given below: same, different, and, but, both, still, like, unlike, neither, nor, either, or.
Answer
Plan first: two sentences on how you are similar, two on how you are different, and two to close — how you get along in spite of the differences. Use at least four words from the box.
Sample answer:
My best friend is Ritu, who sits beside me in class. Both of us love cycling to school, and we both want to join the kho-kho team. But we are not the same in everything. I like to draw quietly, whereas Ritu likes to sing loudly in the corridor. She is patient and calm, unlike me — I lose my temper quickly. Neither the difference in our nature nor our different hobbies has ever come between us; still, we share our tiffin every single day.
Checklist before you hand it in: six sentences, both similarities and differences, correct use of but / still / unlike / neither…nor, capital letters and full stops, and your friend's name mentioned at the start.