Your English-speaking friend who lives in your town has asked for your advice about learning a new sport. Write an email to your friend. In your email • recommend a new sport that would be suitable for your friend to learn • explain how your friend could learn this sport • suggest that you both learn this sport together.

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Dear Anna,  I thought about your words that you want to consider learning a new sport
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you are in town. I believe that the best option for you is
ballet
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classes at the National
Ballet
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of Canada. You have been dancing modern styles for 10 years, but you
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tried classic dance movements. It could be extremely beneficial for your dancing career to obtain those skills.  As far as I know, the National
Ballet
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of Canada offers drop-in classes for adult dancers who want to maintain their
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physical
. Their classes are for everyone
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the website suggests that there are no requirements for previous experience or specific education.
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, they have workshops for
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beginner
ballet
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dancers where they explain basic movements, teach you how to work with the bar and even give
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earlier exposure to
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pointe
technique.  I am planning to submit my application for their next workshop “Posture: how to build it’’ and highly recommend you
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start with
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one as well. Let me know how
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you like
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idea. I would love to explore the art of
ballet
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together.  Thanks,  Vassa

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Give one or two more simple details about why ballet is good for Anna, such as better body control or strength.
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Be more direct when you ask her to join: “Would you like to go with me next week?” This makes the last part stronger.
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Some sentences are long. Split them into shorter sentences so the email is easier to read.
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Use a more natural link before the final plan, for example: “For this reason, I think we should try it together.”
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You answer all three parts: you name a sport, say how Anna can learn it, and ask her to join you.
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Your ideas are clear and fit Anna well because she has danced for many years.
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The email has a clear order: your main idea, how to learn, then a plan to do it together.
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Words such as “Additionally” and “As far as I know” help the reader follow your ideas.
Fully explain your ideas

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Topic Vocabulary:
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  • suitable
  • learn
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  • regularly
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