Read the sentences and choose the one that has the same meaning

Generally accepted opinion can be deceptive.

• Common beliefs aren't always truthful.
• Opinion of the majority is false.
• What people believe in is deceptive.

The viewpoint affects who is our friend and not.

• Our attitude affects our friends.
• Our attitude affects friendship formation.
• Opinion is important for our friends.

Gained experience forms the respect you have for friends.

• The lessons learned will help to get some idea of friendship.
• It is important to respect your friends.
• Experience helps to make real friends.

Parents influence the attitude to friendship.

• Close relatives can affect your life.
• Parents can have some impact on friendship.
• Friendship is formed better under parents' influence.

Friends are chosen individually.

• Each person has their own understanding of a friend.
• People choose friends one by one.
• Each friend is an individual.

Having friends is mostly hurtful.

• Friends are the most important.
• Relationships with friends can cause harm.
• Usually having friendly relationships can be upsetting.