advice column — מדור עצות בעיתון או במגזין. left out — מי שמרגיש שלא שיתפו אותו, מחוץ לקבוצה. hang out — לבלות, להיות ביחד. face to face — פנים אל פנים. miss מישהו — להתגעגע אליו. of your own — משלך. basketball — כדורסל. Ido, Ruth — שמות; Rehovot — רחובות.
Dear Ruth, I am sixteen, and I live in Rehovot. Ido has been my best friend since first grade. We always sat next to each other in class, we played football together, and we told each other everything.
Dear Left Out, I'm sorry that you feel this way. It isn't easy when a close friend starts to spend time with other people. But friendships often change as we grow up, and that is normal. It doesn't mean that Ido doesn't like you.
You could also invite him to do something you both enjoy, like watching a football game. And why not join some of his plans? You might like his new friends too! Finally, it's a good idea to make some new friends of your own. You could join a club at school. Good luck! Ruth
תרגיל 1 מתוך 3
הטקסט: Dear Ruth
Dear Ruth, I am sixteen, and I live in Rehovot. Ido has been my best friend since first grade. We always sat next to each other in class, we played football together, and we told each other everything.
But this year things have changed. Ido has joined the basketball team, and now he has a new group of friends. He hangs out with them after school, and he doesn't answer my messages. Last week I saw a photo of them at the beach. Nobody invited me, and I felt terrible. I don't want to lose my best friend, but what can I say to him? Should I tell him how I feel, or should I just forget about him? Left Out in Rehovot
Dear Left Out, I'm sorry that you feel this way. It isn't easy when a close friend starts to spend time with other people. But friendships often change as we grow up, and that is normal. It doesn't mean that Ido doesn't like you.
First, you should talk to him face to face, not on your phone. Choose a quiet moment and tell him that you miss him. Don't shout at him, and don't say bad things about his new friends. Maybe Ido doesn't know that you feel sad.
You could also invite him to do something you both enjoy, like watching a football game. And why not join some of his plans? You might like his new friends too! Finally, it's a good idea to make some new friends of your own. You could join a club at school. Good luck! Ruth
תרגיל 2 מתוך 3
הטקסט: Dear Ruth
Dear Ruth, I am sixteen, and I live in Rehovot. Ido has been my best friend since first grade. We always sat next to each other in class, we played football together, and we told each other everything.
But this year things have changed. Ido has joined the basketball team, and now he has a new group of friends. He hangs out with them after school, and he doesn't answer my messages. Last week I saw a photo of them at the beach. Nobody invited me, and I felt terrible. I don't want to lose my best friend, but what can I say to him? Should I tell him how I feel, or should I just forget about him? Left Out in Rehovot
Dear Left Out, I'm sorry that you feel this way. It isn't easy when a close friend starts to spend time with other people. But friendships often change as we grow up, and that is normal. It doesn't mean that Ido doesn't like you.
First, you should talk to him face to face, not on your phone. Choose a quiet moment and tell him that you miss him. Don't shout at him, and don't say bad things about his new friends. Maybe Ido doesn't know that you feel sad.
You could also invite him to do something you both enjoy, like watching a football game. And why not join some of his plans? You might like his new friends too! Finally, it's a good idea to make some new friends of your own. You could join a club at school. Good luck! Ruth
תרגיל 3 מתוך 3
הטקסט: Dear Ruth
Dear Ruth, I am sixteen, and I live in Rehovot. Ido has been my best friend since first grade. We always sat next to each other in class, we played football together, and we told each other everything.
But this year things have changed. Ido has joined the basketball team, and now he has a new group of friends. He hangs out with them after school, and he doesn't answer my messages. Last week I saw a photo of them at the beach. Nobody invited me, and I felt terrible. I don't want to lose my best friend, but what can I say to him? Should I tell him how I feel, or should I just forget about him? Left Out in Rehovot
Dear Left Out, I'm sorry that you feel this way. It isn't easy when a close friend starts to spend time with other people. But friendships often change as we grow up, and that is normal. It doesn't mean that Ido doesn't like you.
First, you should talk to him face to face, not on your phone. Choose a quiet moment and tell him that you miss him. Don't shout at him, and don't say bad things about his new friends. Maybe Ido doesn't know that you feel sad.
You could also invite him to do something you both enjoy, like watching a football game. And why not join some of his plans? You might like his new friends too! Finally, it's a good idea to make some new friends of your own. You could join a club at school. Good luck! Ruth
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