Написать письмо C You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen-friend, Michelle, who writes: My town's so quiet and boring! My friends and I would love to go out…
Написать письмо C You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen-friend, Michelle, who writes: My town's so quiet and boring! My friends and I would love to go out more, but there's nothing much to do. What should I do about this problem? Luckily, my friends and I are planning to visit the city near our town soon. Write a letter to Michelle. In your letter: answer her questions; ask 3 questions about her visit to the city. Write 100-140 words.
Dear Michelle,
I know how you feel—towns can seem quiet, but you can make them fizz with small changes. Start a short weekly plan with friends: try a new café, library events, local gigs, or a volunteer day. Check social media groups and notice boards for film nights or fairs. For the city visit, plan ahead: list must‑see places, routes, budgets, and safety. On the day, mix landmarks with something new—street food, a park, a local hidden gem. If you’re flexible, you’ll have a great time.
Three questions about your visit:
- When are you coming and how long will you stay?
- What kinds of things do you and your friends enjoy most—food, art, history, or nightlife?
- How will you travel to the city (train, bus, car) and who’s going?
Best wishes, Alex
