Question

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verbs to be or to have A letter from England.Dear Ann,Thank you for your kind letter. I.... very pleased.... a letter from you, and to know that you and your husband.... well. Today I.... free and.... time to write letters to my friends and relatives. My brother's children, three nice boys, .... at school now and it.... quiet in the house. The news from home.... that i .... niw a "grand-aunt" as my niece.... a baby now, a little daughter. Her name.... Elizabeth, Liz for short. She.... a little darling and they.... all very charmed with her. We.... glad... a baby in the family. My niece's husband.... not in London. He.... a nice house not far from Edinburg and my sister's family... there with him. I.... some little presents for my "grand- niece". How.... your children? Where.... your son now?.... he still abroad? He.... married, ....he?.... you any grandchildren? Please write to me as often as possible. I.... always glad to hear from you.

Answer 1

Dear Ann,
Thank you for your kind letter. I am very pleased for a letter from you, and to know that you and your husband are well.
Today I am free and have time to write letters to my friends and relatives.
My brother's children, three nice boys, are at school now and it is quiet in the house. The news from home are that i became a "grand-aunt" for my niece who got a baby now, a little daughter. Her name is Elizabeth, Liz for short. She is a little darling and they are all very charmed with her. We are glad to have a baby in the family. My niece's husband is not in London. He got a nice house not far from Edinburg and my sister's family is there with him. I made some little presents for my "grand- niece". How is your children? Where is your son now?is he still abroad? He is married, is not he?Did you get any grandchildren? Please write to me as often as possible. I will be always glad to hear from you.

Answer 2

A letter from England.

Dear Ann,

Thank you for your kind letter. I am very pleased to receive a letter from you, and to know that you and your husband are well. Today I am free and have time to write letters to my friends and relatives. My brother's children, three nice boys, are at school now and it is quiet in the house. The news from home is that I am now a "grand-aunt" as my niece has a baby now, a little daughter. Her name is Elizabeth, Liz for short. She is a little darling and they are all very charmed with her. We are glad to have a baby in the family. My niece's husband is not in London. He has a nice house not far from Edinburgh and my sister's family is there with him. I have some little presents for my "grand-niece". How are your children? Where is your son now? Is he still abroad? Is he married, or does he have any grandchildren? Please write to me as often as possible. I am always glad to hear from you.

Best regards, [Your Name]