1. A letter to your pen-friend

2. A good letter should consist of:
Greeting (Dear John, Dear Mum)
Introduction: Paragraph 1 reasons for writing
Main body: Paragraphs 2, 3 development of the subject
Conclusion: Final paragraph we sum up what we talked about before
An appropriate ending (Yours/ Best wishes, + your first name)

3. What is your occupation? Where do you live? What do you look like?
Plan
Dear + (your friend’s first name),
Introduction
Paragraph 1: Who are you?
How old are you?
What is your occupation?
Where do you live?
What do you look like?
Main Body
Paragraph 2: How many members are there in your family?
Who are they?
How old are they?
What does your father/mother do?
Paragraph 3: What do you like doing?
What do you hate doing?
Conclusion
Paragraph 4: Ask your pen-friend to write back.
Best wishes/Love,
(your first name).

4. Para 1: Who are you: Sandra Jones How old are you: 14
Dear Laura,
Introduction
Para 1: Who are you: Sandra Jones
How old are you: 14
What is your occupation: student
Where do you live: Sydney, Australia
What do you look like: tall, slim, long, curly, red hair, green eyes
Main Body
Para 2: How many members are there in your family: 4
Who are they: parents- Greg and Tara, brother- Kenny/12, me
What does your father/mother do: father- vet, mother- lawyer
Where do you live: large house in the city centre
Para 3: What do you like doing: playing the piano, riding a horse
What do you hate doing: cleaning room, playing computer games
Conclusion
Para 4: Write back/ tell about yourself
Best wishes/Love,
Sandra.

5. True False 1. A letter should include information about your family.
2. A letters usually begin and end with first names.
3. A letters to your pen-friend are written in formal stale.
4. In letter your should describe your character.
5. In conclusion we sum up what we talked about before.

6. Bye!