You have recently moved to a different house. Write a letter to an English-speaking friend. In your letter -Explain why you have moved -Describe the new apartment -Invite him or her to pay a visit
I would like to give the information about my moving to the other house. My old accommodation was far from my university and on the street where was located my old
home
there was not any transport, Every time when I wanted to go out I had to take a taxi. So I decided to change my house.
So I have changed my house and I am living in my new separate home
. My new home
is 2-floor
building which has 3 bedrooms, 1 hall , 2 bathrooms, and a large kitchen . My new Add an article
a 2-floor
the 2-floor
home
has a nice yard with a garden there are different types of trees and flowers. In the yard of my building is a corner for children and I think it is convenient for a family.
I wish to invite you with your family to come to me because it will be a nice chance to have an interesting time together . I would like to inform you that I will pay your visit.
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Greeting
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Closing
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The Greeting
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- Dear + name
- Hi / Hello + name
‘Dear...’ is more appropriate, so stick with this.
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