School classmates make the best friendship + письмо «Yesterday our teacher mentioned that many talented people had problems at school» (Сочинения ЕГЭ английский язык)

There are a lot of discussions about human relationship nowadays. Some people are convinced that pupils find trusty friends only in their class, while others believe that a person can meet a real friend not only at school.

To begin with, I want to point out that classmates are more likely to make a close friendship than somebody else. Firstly, a person spends most of their time

at school. They usually do not have free time to meet other people. Thus, classmates have all chances to become real friends because of their constant interaction with each other. Secondly, pupils who are in the same class are

united by common problems at school. For example, they are stressed out about tests.

It is proved by psychologists that such stressful situations bring students together.

Nevertheless, some opine that the appearance of nice friendship is not connected with the particular place like school. First of all, sometimes classmates do not accept a new person. Thus, this person will not have a best

friend in the class. In addition, there are cases when a student does not have a real friend in the class because they do not have anybody who can share their interest.

Anyway, I disagree with my opponents. It is more often than not that a pupil finds the best friends in a class. Moreover, if pupils know each other from primary school, they will be good friends regardless of different interests because childhood memories unite them.

Summing up, school assists in finding the best friends.

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Moscow

Russia

18\07\2020

Dear Sandra,

Thanks for your recent letter. It was great to hear from you again. I`m sorry I haven`t answered earlier, but I was really busy at school. I`m glad that you`re fine.

In your letter you asked me about my education. Well, school marks are very important to me because I want to get a gold medal at school. You know, my parents don`t give me any extra pocket money for good marks, but they encourage me, using pleasing words. Actually, I`m upset when I get bad marks.

By the way, I want to ask you some questions about your cooking classes. Do you enjoy them? What have you already learnt from them? How many times a week do you go to the courses?

Unfortunately, I have to go now because my mum is calling me.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Best wishes,

Vera