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Напишите ответ на письмо 100-120 слов пожалуйста at last I've moved to a new flat. I'm so happy now. It's near my colledge and it takes only ten minutes to get there. It doesn't need to share it with other students as usual, because this summer I've erned enough money working as a waitress. Would you like to see it and come to my party which I'll give next Saturday? Where are you going to live next term? Do you prefer to live alone or in a company with other students? …

Answer 1

I would really like to come to your party, but unfortunately I can not, I need to prepare for the exams, I’ll be happy to come to the next party and have some fun with you. Next semester, I want to move abroad to Europe, I have a chance for free education in Belgium, but I will often visit you and my friends, if I can, I even come to you for a month and then we can arrange an overnight stay, and will come to me. I prefer to live alone, but if there is anopportunity and I will be lodged with someone, I will not mind. But while I have not moved yet, I would like to meet you in a park in a week at twelve o'clock in the afternoon, if you want to come with friends and we will go to visit me.

Answer 2

Dear [Friend's Name],

I was thrilled to receive your letter and hear about your exciting news – congratulations on moving to a new flat! It sounds like a wonderful place, conveniently close to your college and, most importantly, all to yourself. Your hard work as a waitress this summer has certainly paid off. I'm truly happy for you!

I'd love to see your new place and join in on the party next Saturday. Count me in!

As for my own plans, next term, I'm still searching for accommodation, but I'm hoping to find something near the campus as well. I've been considering both living alone and sharing with other students. Each option has its perks, so I'm weighing the pros and cons.

Can't wait to catch up and celebrate at your party!

Best wishes, [Your Name]