You have received an email message from your English-speaking pen-friend John: From: John@mail.uk To: Russian friend@mail.ru Subject: Victory Day ...I am interested in celebrating Victory Day in Russia. What programmes are usually shown on TV on Victory Day? What events did your school organize last year to celebrate Victory Day? How do you usually spend Victory Day? ...By the way, my dad has just returned from a business trip. Write a letter to John. In your letter: - answer his questions; - ask 2 questions about his father's business trip. Write 100-130 words. Remember the rules of letter writing. Ответ запишите в поле ответа на следующей странице.

**Letter to John:** Dear John, I hope this letter finds you well. In Russia, Victory Day is a significant holiday, and various programs are broadcast on TV to honor the occasion. Typically, there are documentaries about World War II veterans, historical films, and live coverage of the military parades in Moscow and other cities. Last year, our school organized a solemn assembly with speeches, performances, and a minute of silence to remember the sacrifices of those who fought for our freedom. Students also laid flowers at the monument to the Unknown Soldier. On Victory Day, my family and I usually visit the local war memorial, attend a commemorative event, and have a festive meal to honor the memory of the heroes. I'm curious, how did your father's business trip go? What were some memorable experiences he had while he was away? Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Warm regards, [Your Name] (Word Count: 125)