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The Importance of Friendship in Life

1) The document discusses the importance of friendship and how the author developed strong friendships from attending small private schools with about 50 students per grade from kindergarten through high school. 2) The author remains close with friends from childhood and also has a new group of close friends in college that provide support during difficult times. 3) The author believes it is important to maintain friendships while in school and that friends are necessary to be happy and rely on in addition to one's career. Friends will become even more important when moving to a new city in five years.

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The Importance of Friendship in Life

1) The document discusses the importance of friendship and how the author developed strong friendships from attending small private schools with about 50 students per grade from kindergarten through high school. 2) The author remains close with friends from childhood and also has a new group of close friends in college that provide support during difficult times. 3) The author believes it is important to maintain friendships while in school and that friends are necessary to be happy and rely on in addition to one's career. Friends will become even more important when moving to a new city in five years.

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Tugas Bahasa Inggris

Aditya Yudha Prasetyo


17101040131
Yustinus Erasi Rosario
17101070131

FRIENDSHIP
OneOne of my biggest values in life is friendship. I believe I
developed the value of friendship early in life through the schools I
attended. I come from a decently large suburb, but attended small
private schools growing up. My grade always had about 50 kids in it
from Kindergarten through high school. I went through all these years
of school with basically the same group of kids, and we helped raise
each other. We went through everything together and I knew them all
well. The small school and class environment allowed me to get really
close to my peers.

I look back on these years and the friendships I made as very


special. I'm still very close with all of my friends from home because of
the bonds and connections we have from growing up together. I've
taken the value of friendship with me to college, where I have a new
group of very close friends. Whenever I'm down or need someone to
talk to, I can always look to my friends. I know that they have my back
and I have theirs. If I need anything I can always look to them, and I
really value the friendships that I've made.
I think it's really important that even while we're at school, with
homework, exams, and the burden of figuring out our lives, that we still
have friends to rely on and spend time with. There's more to life than
just your job. Friends help make your life happier. In five years this
value will be very important to me as I move to a new city with new
people. I will need to make new friends who I will spend time with on
weekends when not at work. I will also maintain the friendships I've
made from home and from school, and will keep in touch with them
regularly. Together, this will help me create a large network of friends
all over the country.

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