5 Write a letter to an English-speaking friend. Tell him/her about your English lessons: what you do, what you're good at, what is a challenge, etc. Follow the plan. Use as many words from the box as you can. Plan: 1. addressing the reader 2. commenting on the previous letter (optional / no желанико) 3. геason for writing / giving the news 4. the main part: write about your English lessons, what you regularly do, what you like, what is a challenge, etc. 5. asking for information 6. finishing off the letter 7. postscript (optional/no желанию) able, aloud, age, ask questions, attend, by heart, cartoons, challenge, composition, dictionary, films, games, important, learn the alphabet, letter, listen, miss, my first English teacher, poems, project, read, recite, sentence, songs, speak, start learning English, study, test, text, useful, word, write

Here's a detailed sample letter following the plan and using the words from the box: --- Dear Tom, Thanks for your last letter! It was really nice to hear from you. I wanted to write and tell you about my English lessons. I started learning English when I was very young, and now I attend lessons twice a week. In class, we study the alphabet, read texts, and listen to English songs and films. My first English teacher was very kind and made learning fun. I like to recite poems aloud and learn new words from the dictionary. Sometimes we do projects where we ask questions and speak about different topics. It’s not always easy, but I enjoy the challenge. I find it important to learn to speak and write sentences correctly, so I practice writing composition and dialogues regularly. One of my favorite activities is watching cartoons in English. It helps me understand spoken words better. I also study using games and flashcards, which makes learning more fun. The most useful thing I’ve learned so far is how to read and understand different texts, and I try to learn words by heart so I can recite them easily. Sometimes I miss my classes because I am busy, but I always try to attend if I can. Could you tell me about your language lessons? Do you study a language at school? I’d love to know what you do and what you find difficult or easy. Thanks a lot for reading my letter. I hope we can practice speaking English together someday! Write soon! Best wishes, [Your Name] P.S. I really enjoy listening to songs in English. Do you like singing songs in your language? --- If you'd like, I can help you customize this letter further or provide additional vocabulary or phrases.