Write a letter to your penfriend in the UK. She or he wants to know about your life in your country. Tell him or her about being a teenager friendships what you think about marriage Write about 200 words.​

Объяснение:

You have got a letter from your English pen-friend in which he/she writes that he/she would like to spend his/her holidays reading interesting books and asks your opinion on that.Write a letter to your pen-friend in which you tell him/her:

-What kind of book you read last and who recommended you to read it

-What litery genre you prefer and why

-Give some pieces of advice on how to spend holidays not to get bored

Write a letter of at least 100 words. Do not write your own name, ane dates, addresses or other personal information. Start your letter in an appropriate way.

1 They said that they were meeting Tom that day.

2 She told her son that he must(had to )call the office to check it.

3 They told me that they hadn`t taken photos during their trip.

4 The boy told his friends  that had been his best chance ever.

5 She said that she had spent previous summer travelling.

6 He told me that I could collect my  books the next day.

7 He said that Mary would return from Paris the next week.

8 The policeman saidthat you were not allowed to park there.

9 She said that she was reading to find more information.

10 The man wondered how old he Sphinx was.

11 She told me to call her from my office when I arrived.

12 Kate told Mike not to forget to take his umbrella.

13 John wondered what time they were leaving the following day.

14  Nick told Jane to send him a letter.

15 He apologised and wondered  what time the next bus left.

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