Hi John Dave, We're not here to do your homework for you. If you want some writing tips, then write your responses to the questions and post them in www.italki.com/notebook I think this is a very easy writing task, so you really don't need upper-level advice here.

If you are having trouble getting ideas flowing, then you can do what's called pre-writing. There are several methods for generating ideas. For example, freewriting (where you just write whatever comes to mind about the topic without worrying if it will be good or not), clustering (where you draw out categories and connect them to each other), having a conversation, making a list. These are all ways to start yourself along the right path to figuring out the points you want to make. If you already have ideas, then you should move to structuring your paragraph. Start with a sentence explaining what your paragraph is about (friendship). Then move into talk about your main points. After you've drafted a paragraph, post it in the notebook section for help from others on grammar and wording. Good luck!

This isn't a homework...this is just an advance lesson for our next activity in English, and since I'm not good at English I need someone to teach me how to write an essay given the guide questions above.

ummm...I'm grateful to you that you corrected my grammar but I'm asking for a 1 paragraph answer for those guide questions that I post....(I'm not good with English, so just bare with it)

The phrase s/b "like you are" not "your" but "you're"