Phrases to talk about friendships

like each other he moment you meet 

E.g.:
I didn't really ______ with his friends.

have a very good relationship 

E.g.:
I was worried that they wouldn't like each other but in fact they _____.

always want to be together, very close 

E.g.: 
When we were kids Zoe and I were ______.

a friend of each of two or more other people

E.g.:
They were gossiping about ____.

people you know, but not very well 

E.g.:
Friends are people who e much more than ____.

while somebody isn't there

E.g.:
I dread to think what they say about me _____.

gradually become less friendly until the relationship ends

E.g.:
In a lot of break-ups people just _____.

To be in a state of utter disagreement or dislike with someone.

E.g.:
My ex-husband and I wanted to part amicably, but ever since the divorce started, we have been _____.

to be offended by a remark because you have understood it wrongly

E.g.:
I like you. Don’t take this ______, now. I mean as a friend.

serious conversation between two people, usually close friends, in which they talk honestly about their feelings

E.g.:
We had a ______ over a bottle of wine.

to deliberately make a relationship less close or friendly

E.g.:
My instincts warned me to ______ us.

someone who is always ready to listen to your problems

E.g.:
I'm so glad my friend is so kind and sympathetic, it's good to always have a ______.

to be similar to somebody in interests

E.g.:
Not only were they good friends, they were also very _____.

to agree

E.g.:
I think it's better to live in a big city, but my brother doesn't ______ with me about it.

a mixture of good and bad things that happen

E.g.:
We're friends for almost 30 years! Surely we've had our ______.