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Comparison of two friends

             People spend a lot of time with their friends having fun, enjoying and telling jokes. But there are a lot kinds of people. The differences can be small, almost invisible, but they also can be huge. Agata and Zuzia are good friends even though they differ in three aspects.
             The first difference between Agata and Zuzia is their age and appearance. Agata is twenty-three years old and lives in a small rented apartment in the suburbs of the town. She is a little plump and not very tall. She has long dark hair and blue eyes. She also wears glasses and never has make-up. The second friend looks almost like a princess. Zuzia is in her late-twenties and lives in a huge detached house with a pool near the city center. She is quite tall and slim. Her hair is short and fair. Her real color of eyes is green but she uses contact lenses and they make her eyes brown. Zuzia has always make-up and painted nails.
             Another aspect differing Agata and Zuzia is spending money. Agata does not earn a lot of money because she works as a shop assistant. However, she can money almost for everything she needs or wants. She always buys cheap clothes or even second-hand ones and eats in diners. Agata tries to save money because she wants to go for vacations. Zuzia is completely different. She runs her own business. She earns five times more money than Agata does and she always complains that she does not have money. But almost every day she buys some new clothes and every evening she invites friends to an expensive and exclusive restaurant for dinner. She goes to work by her car in spite of she lives near her office. Zuzia never thinks about saving money.
             Finally, they have different styles of life. Agata is very intelligent and well-organized. She always reads lots of books and studies hard for every exam. She does not have a car, so she uses public transport or rides her bike. Despite that, she is never late for appointments. But she is not rather an outgoing person.


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