You have just moved into a new flat. Write a letter to your friend telling them tthat you have moved. In your letter: - describe the reason why you moved - describe the new flat - invite him or her to your new flat

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Dear Paul, I hope you're doing well. I want to let you know that I recently moved out of my uncle's house. As you already know that my workplace,
as well as
my college, is far away from my old residence. It took more than two hours for me to go to college. That's why, I shifted to a flat where I am able to commute to both places. My new flat is on the sixth floor in the nine-storey building. There are two bedrooms
along with
that one washroom and a kitchen. There is a small balcony as well. The building comes in Malton city. I really want you to come on upcoming Sunday. I
also
invited some of our common friends and siblings. We will spend some quality time all together.
Besides
, it is over a year, we did not catch up. I am so excited to see you. See you soon, Harpreet.
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Use a variety of complex and simple sentences

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Examples:

I really want to study but I’m too tired.

I wore a warm coat because the weather was cold.

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