Question

You have received a letter from your English–speaking pen friend, Megan. ... I like to read news stories about young people of my age. But a lot of news stories about us/teenagers are negative. I think they don't care about our feelings. I sometimes ask myself, why they don't write happier stories. Maybe they want more people to buy the paper? ... Where do you get your news? Do you like to read news stories? why? Write her a letter and answer her 3 questions. Write 100–120 words. Remember the rules of letter writing.

Answer 1

Dear Megan,
Thank you for your letter. I am glad to hear from you.
I really like reading news stories. I usually get my news from TV and my telephone. To be honest the reason why I like to read news stories is because my life is really boring and these stories are always were interesting. And yes, I ask myself too about why they don’t write happier stories.
Is your life interesting? Why? Do you have really unforgettable moments?
Sorry, I need to go! My mom is calling me. I hope that you will send me a letter soon.
Best wishes,
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Answer 2

Dear Megan,

I hope this letter finds you well. I completely understand your frustration with the negative portrayal of teenagers in the news. It often seems like they focus on the negative aspects and fail to capture the diverse range of experiences and achievements of young people like us.

To answer your first question, I get my news from various sources. I like to read online news websites and also follow trusted news organizations on social media platforms. By diversifying my sources, I can get a more balanced view of events.

As for your second question, I do enjoy reading news stories. They help me stay informed about what's happening in the world and understand different perspectives. It's important to be aware of current events and global issues that may affect us.

Regarding your third question, while some media outlets may prioritize sensational or negative stories to attract attention, there are also news sources that focus on positive news and inspiring stories. Seeking out those platforms can be a great way to find uplifting news about young people making a difference in the world.

Stay positive, Megan, and remember that there are many amazing stories out there worth celebrating.

Warm regards, [Your Name]