You recently moved to a new city and you want to tell your friend about your new home. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter: •Describe your new home •Tell your friend how you feel about the new city •Invite your friend to visit you

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Dear Sarah, I hope you’re doing great! I’ve
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settled into my new place in Brighton and wanted to share all about it with you. My apartment is
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and modern—it’s a one-bedroom flat with a little balcony that overlooks a lovely park. The living room gets loads of sunlight, and I’ve even set up a small reading corner just like I always dreamed of! Brighton itself is amazing—so lively and full of friendly people. The beach is just a 10-minute walk from my place, and the cafés here are perfect for weekend hangouts. I do miss our old hangouts, though! You have to come visit me soon. I’d love to show you around, and I’ve even got a spare bed set up just for you. Let’s plan something for next month
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Take care and write back soon! Lots of love, Emma

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Your description of the new home is vivid and detailed, making it very engaging. However, you could expand a bit more on how you have personalized the space, for example, mentioning any decorations or how you've settled in.
coherence and cohesion
The letter is well-structured and flows nicely from one idea to the next. You might consider adding a sentence transitioning from your feelings about the city to the invitation, to create an even smoother flow.
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Great use of friendly language and personal touches that reflect your personality and relationship with the reader!

Use a variety of complex and simple sentences

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