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                                                                                      Moscow, Russia

                                                                                        04/10/2019

Dear Andrew,

Thank you for your recent letter. I was very glad to get it.

In your letter, you asked me about foreign languages. I think that foreign languages are important in our life. But there are a lot of difficulties in learning a foreign language. As for me, the most difficult is grammar. If you don't know grammar, people won't understand you properly. To improve my language skills I watch films and read books in English. But I'm absolutely sure that the best way to learn a foreign language is to go to a country where people speak this language.  

That's all for now.  

Write back soon.

Best wishes,  

Roman

1) Usually I get up in seven o'clock. 2) I go in kitchen. Grandma cooks tea and sandwiches for me. 3) I go to wash my face and brush my teeth. 4) I wear my school uniform when I go to school. 5) When I got dressed, I go to school. 6) I come home at half past twelve. 7) I change clothes from school uniform to T-shirt and shorts. 8) I eat and go to do my homework. 9) I have some time to play. 10) I wash my face and wear pajama. 11) I go to bed. 1) At home I wear: T-shirt and shorts, in school I wear school uniform, my favourite clothes: jeans, cardigans, summer clothes: T-shirt, trousers and sandals, winter clothes: jacket, boots and hat. On holiday: drass, shues. When I'm a guest: cardigan, jeans, sandals.