imagine you are on holiday anywhere in the world write a postcard ,email or letter describing the climate and the landscape of the place use the internet to research and write about the types of weather you may experience describe the types of plants and animals you may see there
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Delhi
DelhiDear Preeti
DelhiDear PreetiHow are you doing ? Yesterday, I got your letter; you have asked me to write you about how I spent the last summer vacation. I am writing it below. Our school was closed about one and half month on account of the summer vacation. I left the hostel and came back home. During this vacation, I tried to improve my knowledge in my school subjects. Morning was the only time when I could read. Mid-day was very hot. So, the study was not possible then. In the evening, I sang songs and played some indoor games. In this way, I spent almost all the days of the summer vacation. Only for two days I went to the nearest town to visit my Grandma’s house. I could not do any social service during this vacation, because I was weak in Mathematics and tried to make up my weakness.
DelhiDear PreetiHow are you doing ? Yesterday, I got your letter; you have asked me to write you about how I spent the last summer vacation. I am writing it below. Our school was closed about one and half month on account of the summer vacation. I left the hostel and came back home. During this vacation, I tried to improve my knowledge in my school subjects. Morning was the only time when I could read. Mid-day was very hot. So, the study was not possible then. In the evening, I sang songs and played some indoor games. In this way, I spent almost all the days of the summer vacation. Only for two days I went to the nearest town to visit my Grandma’s house. I could not do any social service during this vacation, because I was weak in Mathematics and tried to make up my weakness.Your Friend
Akshita
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Writing A Holiday Postcard
One of the last things you hear from your friends or neighbours as you go away on holiday is “Send us a postcard!”
It’s one of those great holiday traditions, almost as “British” as a bucket and a spade on a beach. We send postcards (often on the last day of the holiday) to tell our friends what a great time we’re having.
Holiday postcards have three main characteristics. They’re short, positive (even if it’s raining) and predictable in their content.
Here’s a quick guide to writing a postcard. Choose any one of the adjectives to complete your sentences.
Hi (name of friend / neighbour / colleague)
We’re having a great / wonderful / fantastic / fabulous time here in ……
The weather is hot / sunny / perfect and we’re spending our days on the beach / sightseeing / relaxing / exploring the local area / by the pool.
The food is interesting / spicy / pretty good and the other people hare are (nationality), friendly / unfriendly / great.
See you on (day you get back)
Love
(your name)
Things to remember
– Use the present continuous to describe what you’re doing.
– Your postcard can be as short as you like. You don’t need to include all the elements above.
– Even if you’re having a terrible time, don’t complain in your postcard. Use an exclamation mark to show you don’t mind that your holiday isn’t perfect.
“As usual, it’s tipping down with rain in our wonderful British summer!”
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