Question

Read the extract from your English pen-friends email. Her name is Lucy. Write an email to Lucy, who hasn't been well. Inyour email: • tell her about your new school, • ask three questions about her Saturday job.Write 100-140 words.

Answer 1

Hello Lucy!
It was nice to hear from you, but I was not happy to know that you hadn't been well.
In your last letter you asked me about my new school. Well, I have to say that I
 really like it. .It is situated not far from my home and it takes me about 10 minutes to
get there  It is big, with large classrooms and comfortable desks and chairs.
There are 2 gyms. One is for the senior pupils and the second one is for the juniors.
 They have all the necessary sport equipment. There we can play basketball, volleyball and
football. And also we have a stadium near the school.
We have very good  computer classes with  modern computers. I am looking forward to study informatics.
I have made some good friends there. Also I can say that it is not more homework than in my
old school and  the teachers are very kind and friendly.
As far as I understood from your last letter you have some Saturday job now.
What kind of job is ii? What exactly do you do there? Does anybody help you with your duties at work?
i am looking forward to hear from you!
Take care
Bye

Answer 2

Subject: Sending You Warm Wishes and a School Update!

Dear Lucy,

I hope this email finds you feeling better. I was saddened to hear that you haven't been well lately, and I wanted to send my warmest wishes for a speedy recovery. Take good care of yourself, my friend!

On another note, I wanted to share some exciting news with you. I recently started at a new school, and it has been quite an adventure so far! The campus is much larger than my previous school, and the teachers are incredibly supportive. I've made some new friends, too. We have a lot of fun exploring the school grounds during breaks, and the library here is absolutely amazing. I can't wait to tell you more about it!

Speaking of updates, I'm curious to know how your Saturday job is going. I remember you mentioning it in your previous email. Could you tell me what kind of job it is? Do you enjoy it? And have you made any interesting friends or encountered any funny incidents while working?

Please take care of yourself and get well soon, Lucy. I'm eagerly awaiting your reply, and I can't wait to catch up on everything.

Sending you lots of positive energy and warm wishes,

[Your Name]