1) In Britain people don’t congratulate each other on national holidays, do they? 2) Foreign visitors should note how loudly people around them are talking, shouldn`t they? 3) In Britain it isn’t considered bad manners to eat in the street, is it? 4) A small Russian souvenir will be fine if you are a guest at a British home, won`t it? 5) Religious holidays can become national ones in some countries, cannot they? 6) It is not polite to stare at another person, is it? 7) Different peoples have different greeting habits, don`t they? 8) Foreigners make friends slowly, don`t they? 9) National holidays and celebrations must unite people, mustn`t they? 10) It is a bad idea not to queue in line, isn`t it?
“A friend who is far away is sometimes much nearer than one who is at hand.”~ Gibran Khalil Gibran ~ I make friends easily so I have a lot of foreign friend. But the best of all is only one. He is from Chine. His name is Dean. He was born in Guangdong. He is fifteen. We have known each other for two years. He speak English well, so I communicate with Dean on the Skype almost every day. When I am needing get a support he always gives me kindly advice. Dean have interests as the same as I have. We can have some real talks , share some real feelings , discuss some life plans , dreams , studying problems , secret happiness or sorrow My friend is very friendly, good – natured, sociable, kind, he is always smiling and laughing, he never loses his temper and he always keeps his word. I think, nowadays it is very important to have foreign friends, because you are learning many interesting facts about people from the another country about their traditions, habits and customs.
