You have recently started a new hobby. > Write a letter to a friend about your new hobby. In your letter: > * Explain what the hobby is and why you decided to take it up > * Describe what you do during this activity > * Invite your friend to try it with you

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Dear David, I am writing to tell you about a new hobby that I have started. It
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ability to use my hand to draw different objects, starting with basic topics and moving to more complex topics like human details. Everything happened accidentally, when I was going home, I came across by some advertisement that
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people to discover their hobbies. So, I decided to
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test to check my hobby. As soon as I did the test, I
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found that my hobby is drawing. The examiner
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me to draw a house with details. As soon as I finished, I got 80%. So , I decided to join the course to become
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. The course consists
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semesters; each semester takes roughly three weeks.
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, some students have the ability to master the course in two weeks. Let me know what you think and whether it is possible to join us. Best wishes, Saif.

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Say more about why you like drawing. Tell David what you draw in class and ask him to come on a day and time.
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Make the invite more clear. For example, ask David to join you for the next class and say why it could be fun for him.
coherence and cohesion
Put one main idea in each part: why you began, what you do, and your invite. This will make the letter easier to follow.
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Use clear links such as “First”, “Then”, and “Because of this”. Avoid very long sentences with many ideas.
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Keep the letter friendly from start to end. “Dear David” and “Best wishes” are good, but add a warm first line, such as “How are you?”.
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You tell your friend about drawing, how you found it, and the course you joined.
coherence and cohesion
Your letter has a clear start, middle, and ending. The greeting and closing are suitable for a friend.
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