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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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the first step of all should be to choose a fitful friend of yours.

About maing friends, in my opinion, the first step of all should be to choose a fitful friend of yours. It is obvious that meeting strangers or even having some talks with them does not mean you ought to treat it as a friendship.

Does the above sound good, especially the line in bold? If not, how would you reword it? Thanks.
  

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Angliholic About maing friends, in my opinion, the first step of all should be to choose a fitful friend of yours . It is obvious that meeting strangers or even having some talks with them does not mean you ought to treat it as a friendship. Does the above sound good, especially the line in bold?

— Philip

  • Angliholic About maing friends, in my opinion, the first step of all should be to choose a fitful friend of yours .
  • It is obvious that meeting strangers or even having some talks with them does not mean you ought to treat it as a friendship.
  • Does the above sound good, especially the line in bold?
  • If not, how would you reword it?
  • Thanks.
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AngliholicAbout maing friends, in my opinion, the first step of all should be to choose a fitful friend of yours. It is obvious that meeting strangers or even having some talks with them does not mean you ought to treat it as a friendship.

Does the above sound good, especially the line in bold? If not, how would you reword it? Thanks.
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Thanks, Philip.

A fitting friend make good sense to me.

By the way, does it come across as "a proper/suitable/appropriate friend?"
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AngliholicThanks, Philip.

A fitting friend make good sense to me.

By the way, does it come across as "a proper/suitable/appropriate friend?"
They're all fine.
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