106. Making Friends

"What is your name?" he asked her. "My name is Linda," she answered. "What is your name?" Linda asked. "My name is Brian," he answered. They knew each other's names. They became friends. Brian was tall and skinny.





Linda was a little shorter than Brian. She was also skinny. Brian and Linda had black hair. Brian asked Linda if she was busy. She told Brian she was not. "Want to go to the coffee shop?" Brian then asked. 

Linda said sure. They walked to the coffee shop. It was nearby. Brian opened the door for Linda. Linda said thank you. They bought their coffee. They sat down to drink it. They talked to each other. Brian learned about Linda. Linda learned about Brian. 

The two were alike. Brian walked Linda home. "It was nice meeting you," Linda said to Brian. "Likewise," Brian replied.




✅ Vocabulary Words

                                                           
No.WordDefinitionExample Sentence
01asked herput a question to the female person"What is your name?" he asked her.
02answeredgave a reply or response to a question"My name is Linda," she answered.
03knewwas aware of (the names)They knew each other's names.
04each other's namesthe names belonging mutually to both peopleThey knew each other's names.
05became friendsdeveloped a relationship of mutual affection and supportThey became friends.
06tall and skinnyhaving a greater height than average and being very thinBrian was tall and skinny.
07a little shorterslightly less in heightLinda was a little shorter than Brian.
08black hairhair of the darkest colorBrian and Linda had black hair.
09was busywas engaged in work or an activity; occupiedBrian asked Linda if she was busy.
10told Briancommunicated information to BrianShe told Brian she was not.
11coffee shopan establishment that sells coffee, other refreshments, and sometimes light meals"Want to go to the coffee shop?"
12said suregave an affirmative and casual reply (meaning 'yes' or 'certainly')Linda said sure.
13walked totraveled on foot to a destinationThey walked to the coffee shop.
14nearbyclose at hand; not far awayIt was nearby.
15opened the doorpulled or pushed the entrance barrier to allow passage (a polite gesture)Brian opened the door for Linda.
16said thank youexpressed gratitude or appreciationLinda said thank you.
17were alikehad similar characteristics, interests, or personalitiesThe two were alike.
18walked Linda homeaccompanied Linda on foot back to her residenceBrian walked Linda home.
19nice meeting youa polite phrase said upon parting from someone newly introduced"It was nice meeting you," Linda said.
20Likewisein the same way; also (used as a polite response meaning "It was nice meeting you too")"Likewise," Brian replied.


❓ Comprehension Questions & Answers

                                             
No.QuestionAnswer
01What is the name of the girl?**Linda**.
02What is the name of the boy?**Brian**.
03What two things are mentioned about Brian's appearance?He was **tall and skinny**.
04How was Linda's height compared to Brian's?She was **a little shorter** than Brian.
05What color was their hair?**Black hair**.
06What did Brian ask Linda?If she was **busy**.
07Where did Brian invite Linda to go?To the **coffee shop**.
08How did they travel to the coffee shop?They **walked** (it was nearby).
09What polite action did Brian perform for Linda?He **opened the door** for her.
10What did they do while sitting down at the coffee shop?They **talked** to each other (and drank their coffee).
11What did they discover about each other?The two were **alike**.
12How did Brian show courtesy when their time together ended?He **walked Linda home**.
13What is the final word Brian says to Linda?**"Likewise"**.
14What phrase suggests the coffee shop was close to where they were?It was **nearby**.
15Based on the story, what two physical characteristics did Brian and Linda share?They were both **skinny** and had **black hair**.
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