9-12月雅思口语P3话题范文: a person you don't like but have to be friendly to
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1.What are the occasions when you need to be friendly?
Diplomatic scene might be the occasion that needs most friendship because it
involves the relationships between not individuals but between two companies. To
be friendly could relieve rather than accelerate the tensions when it comes to
long-standing sensitive issues such as price. Also, at party, I have to be
friendly to others since we all have common friends. To spoil the atmosphere
will make the future relationships awkward.
2.What are some reasons for people to be friendly to a person they
dislike?
Having to be friendly to a person who people actually don’t like is most
likely to occur in the workplace. The reason is very simple. No matter how they
hate that person, they still have to cooperate with him or her in order to
finish one task. If that person, unfortunately, is their superior or boss, then
the salary and the performance might be a better reason to be friendly.
3.Can impatient people be successful?
Absolutely not. To look at successful people such as Albert Einstein, William
Shakespeare and former and current presidents, although they differ in
personalities, none of them were or are impatient. I guess the main reason is
that success requires a persons’ ability to persevere after initial frustrations
and the ability to teach and convince others in order to have more support.
4.Do easy-going people tend to be more successful than others?Not really.
Easy-going people usually have more friends than those who are stubborn, but
success needs not only friends. Actually, to be successful, people have to be
confident in who they are and what they stand for despite all the
misunderstandings and objections. To conclude, one person needs to be himself,
in context, with skills, so that he can have more friends who have the same idea
and approach as he.
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