You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen friend, Max by name. In his letter Max writes: Last week we had an ecology class and discussed various animals that make the world a richer, a more interesting and a more beautiful place for us to live in. Unfor-tunately, fairly many of them are endangered or may become endangered. Do you sometimes discuss ecological problems in class? What are the topics you raise during your discussions? What do you do to change the environment for the better? As for the latest news, my sister is going to marry soon... Write a letter to Max. In your letter: • answer his questions; • ask 3 questions about his sister's future wedding.

**Task:** You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen friend, Max by name. In his letter Max writes: Last week we had an ecology class and discussed various animals that make the world a richer, a more interesting and a more beautiful place for us to live in. Unfortunately, fairly many of them are endangered or may become endangered. Do you sometimes discuss ecological problems in class? What are the topics you raise during your discussions? What do you do to change the environment for the better? As for the latest news, my sister is going to marry soon... Write a letter to Max. In your letter: • answer his questions; • ask 3 questions about his sister's future wedding. --- **Dear Max,** I hope this letter finds you well. I am delighted to hear about the interesting discussions you had in your ecology class. To answer your questions, yes, we do discuss ecological problems in our class as well. It's an important topic that needs our attention. During our discussions, we cover various topics related to the environment. We talk about the impact of pollution on wildlife, deforestation, climate change, and the importance of conservation efforts to protect endangered species. It's always a thought-provoking and eye-opening experience. To contribute to a better environment, we participate in clean-up campaigns in our local community, plant trees, and raise awareness about sustainability practices. Making small changes in our daily lives can have a significant positive impact on the environment. Now, onto your exciting news about your sister's upcoming wedding! I'm thrilled for her and would love to know more about the big day: 1. When and where will the wedding take place? 2. What will the theme of the wedding be, if any? 3. Are there any special traditions or rituals that will be incorporated into the ceremony? I can't wait to hear all about it. Please convey my best wishes to your sister and her future spouse. Looking forward to your reply. Warm regards, [Your Name] --- This response addresses Max's questions about ecological discussions in class and also asks three follow-up questions about his sister's wedding, as requested.