Question

You have received a letter from your English pen-friend in which he/she is complaining that his/her parents' taste in clothes and his/her own preferences are different. So they sometimes argue when buying new things for him/her. Write a letter to your English pen-friend in which you tell him/her whether you have the same problem what everyday and holiday clothes you prefer give him/her advice on how to reach a compromise with his/her parents . Write a letter of at least 100 words. Do not use your real name or any other personal information. Start your letter in an appropriate way.

Answer 1

Dear friend,
It is sad to hear about your parents’ influence on your stile . If they like classical clothes , it does not mean that you must be fond buy them too. Try to talk and persuade them. They must understand you. As for me, my parents have never told me what to wear or what clothes to buy to. They always teach me to be independent and make any choice myself. Speaking about clothes and fashion. I must admit that my favourite it is a sport stile , too. Wearing favorite clothes give me enormous portion emotions. It inspires me to be creative. Although there is one little problem. As usual, I borrow clothes from our shopping center, but I have already see almost all of them, and nothing interesting is left there. So, I made up my mind to search for something fresh and exciting in the internet. Unfortunately, shopping online turned out to be not so useful for my eyes. They get tired quickly. Maybe you have got some nice clothes . I would be grateful to you for those you liked most of all and your reasons why. I am looking forward to your letter.
Best wishes,
Anna   

Answer 2

Dear Pen-friend,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. Thank you for sharing your concerns regarding the difference in taste between you and your parents when it comes to clothing. I can understand how this can lead to arguments and disagreements.

In my case, I do have some differences in taste with my parents as well, but not to a great extent. We have a pretty similar sense of style and prefer comfortable and practical clothing for everyday wear. However, when it comes to holiday clothing, I do like to dress up a bit more, while my parents prefer to keep it casual. But we have managed to find a middle ground by compromising on our choices.

In your case, I would suggest having a calm and respectful conversation with your parents. Try to explain your preferences to them and ask them to explain theirs. Then, see if you can find a common ground where both parties can be satisfied. It might also be helpful to create a list of things you need and prioritize them according to their importance. This can help you avoid unnecessary arguments and focus on the essentials.

Remember, your parents have your best interests at heart and are trying to guide you in the right direction. So, try to be open-minded and willing to compromise. I hope this advice helps you find a solution that works for everyone.

Take care and stay in touch.

Best regards,

[Your Name]