Read the email and the reply letter. Put the parts of the reply letter in the correct order. Write the answers in the table given below as in the example. From: Sarah123@mail.ru…

Read the email and the reply letter. Put the parts of the reply letter in the correct order. Write the answers in the table given below as in the example. From: Sarah123@mail.ru To: Ben@mail.uk Subject: Emotions …I’ve been focusing on understanding my emotions better. I try to tell people what makes me unhappy and discuss it. And it really made me feel better. Do you share your feelings and emotions with your family or friends? Why or why not? Do you think it’s important to talk about emotions with family or friends? Why or why not? What advice can you give to people who don’t share their feelings with others? Ben Thanks a lot for your letter. Dear Sarah, Well, I’d better go now as I have to do some homework. In my view, it’s important to talk about emotions because we’re starting to get closer to each other and make it easier to deal with tough times. Take care, I was happy to hear from you again. All in all, I’d advise them to find someone they trust to talk to, even if it’s just about a little thing, or try writing down their feelings and analysing them. Hope to get your email soon. Now I’m going to answer your questions about a common topic among all people: emotions. Personally, I share my feelings with my friends because it helps me feel supported and understood.