needs

1. Physical Partner
You need a partner to help you with your partner . Man or woman it doesn’t matter. We all have physical needs so when thinking about that person you have to figure out if they can take care of your physical needs and you take care of theirs.

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The short answer is 'Yes', but with conditions.

Men and women cannot be friends from the very beginning because the reason why a man, in particular, will be interested in a woman is not platonic. It is most likely to be sexual. At the start, two strangers of the opposite sex are always drawn together through basic physical attraction, nothing else. There is always the hope, by at least one party, that the friendship will lead to something more intimate, and possibly permanent. Friendship under that guise cannot ever be platonic. There will always be tension as one person tries to keep the other person as a 'friend' and the other tries to move that friendship along to something else.

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In order for a short training course in the situations of English for occupational purposes to be successful, a professional approach must be applied. This normal involves considering carefully needs analysis, learners' motivation, syllabus design, writing teaching material with the appropriate methodology in mind and eventually evaluation of the course and the learners.

Needs analysis is generally regarded as criterial to ESP, though ESP is not the the only educational enterprise which makes use of it. So what is the purpose of needs analysis? It has traditionally been the defining of objectives. However, needs cannot be restricted to identifying the objectives. Then what are needs? This question has been a point of controversy on the one hand, and has been a source of enrichment to needs analysis on the other.

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