Introduction
 

• I would like to talk about my childhood friend, Sarah, who was a very important part of my life. 
   
• We used to meet in elementary school, and we've been friends over the years.
   

Where did you meet this person?
 

•  Sarah and I initially crossed paths at our small-town elementary school. 
   
• Our paths crossed in the third grade on a group project, and our friendship has flourished ever since.
   

Is this person from your neighbourhood or your school?
 

•  While Sarah wasn't in my immediate neighbourhood. 
   
• We went to the same school, giving us plenty of opportunities for our friendship to flourish inside and outside the classroom.
   

How did you become friends?
 

•  A tragic group project has initiated our friendship. 
   
• We've found common interests and a similar sense of humour that has set us apart from each other for years to come. 
   
• During good and difficult times, sharing experiences, laughter, and support deepened our friendship.
   

What kind of relationship do you have after growing up?
 

•  Sarah and I remained friends as we made our way from childhood into adulthood. 
  
   
• We make conscious efforts to remain in touch through regular calls and visits whenever possible and celebrate important milestones with each other despite distance. 
   
• Sarah's still an integral part of my life, and it is a testament to the power of childhood connections that have allowed us to remain friends for decades.
   

Conclusion
 

•  My friendship with Sarah, nurtured in elementary school, has stood the test of time and distance. 
   
• A relationship that will thrive as we move through the complexities of adulthood has been developed by our common history, laughter and cooperation. 
   
• Sarah's more than a childhood friend; she's my beloved companion whose presence has enriched my life in countless ways.

Introduction 
 

•  I'd like to talk about a dear friend named Niyati. 
   
• We've known each other for quite some time, and our friendship has a special history that we treasure.
   

Where did you meet this person?
 

•  We met in our neighbourhood for the first time. 
   
• The community was a friendly, tight-knit one where everybody knew everyone else. 
   
• We met at a community event, and our friendship blossomed.
   

Is this person from your neighbourhood or your school?
 

•  Yes, Niyati's from the neighbourhood where I live. 
   
• We grew up in the same neighbourhood, and our families are familiar with each other. 
   
• This shared background greatly influenced the development of our friendship.
   

How did you become friends?
 

•  We've developed our friendship naturally. 
   
• We began talking when we used to meet in the park, and soon, we were discovering our common interests and hobbies. 
   
• The foundation of our friendship was that we both loved to ride bicycles.
   

What kind of relationship do you have after growing up?
 

• Our bond has been strengthened as we have grown up. 
   
• We could keep in touch despite our career paths and living all over the place. 
   
• Our friendship is becoming even more important as a constant support system for each other's lives.
   

Conclusion
 

•   I have a special place in my heart for my friendship with Niyati. 
   
• The strength of genuine connections is demonstrated by our journey from neighbourhood acquaintances to lifelong friends. 
   
• I'm grateful for the memories we've created and look forward to many shared experiences in the future.

Introduction
 

• I want to talk about my distant cousin Priya, who is big in my life. 
   
• While we've never grown up in the same neighbourhood or attended the same school, our relationship has developed over time and made her an integral part of my life.
   

Where did you meet this person?
 

• A few years back, Priya and I first met at a family reunion.

• To celebrate a special occasion, our extended family gathered, allowing us to connect and form a bond that has only grown stronger.

Is this person from your neighbourhood or your school?
 

• No, Priya's not from the neighbourhood or school. 
   
• We didn't have a chance to grow up nearby due to the distance between our homes. 
   
• In spite of this, our connection is beyond physical distance, and we have managed to form a solid relationship in other ways.
   

How did you become friends?
 

• Over the years, due to family events, gatherings, and occasional family vacations, our friendship has developed organically. 
   
• Family ties provided the foundation for our friendship, even though we didn't regularly interact with our friends at school or in our neighbourhood. 
   
• The key to building our bonds was sharing experiences at family events and celebrations.
   

What kind of relationship do you have after growing up?
 

• Our relationship has changed as we've grown older, from cousins to friends. 
   
• We've begun communicating more often, sharing our experiences, aspirations and challenges. 
   
• We managed to stay connected through technology, maintaining a supportive and understanding friendship despite our physical distance.
   

Conclusion
 

• Priya, my distant cousin, has become more than a family relation; she's a true friend. 
   
• Over the years, our friendship has grown due to family gatherings and shared experiences. 
   
• Despite the distance between us, the bond that we have built is an essential and precious part of my life.