SPEAKING PART 2

In part 2, we compare two pictures showing different groups of people - friends and family. Both types of relationships are important to teenagers. Friends are always there for you and you can talk to them about romantic issues you don't want to share with your family. On the other hand, family provides support and companionship. In summary, both relationships complement each other. Let's go to part 2, and now I'd like you to compare and contrast these pictures, saying why these two types of relationships are important to teenagers. When you are ready. Both pictures show two different groups of people. The first picture shows a group of friends, whereas the second picture shows a family. Both pictures are outdoors, and it seems that they are having fun. The two types of relationships are important to teenagers because friends are always by your side, as well as your family. However, with your friends, you talk about romantic issues that you don't want to share with your family. And this happens all the way around. So, in conclusion, both relationships complement each other.