Question

Suppose your cousin has never been to your village. write a letter ( in about 70 words) to her describing your village and inviting her to visit your village​

Answer 1

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From Address

Dear Cousin,

Hope this letter reaches you in good health. I wish all of you are doing good. You have never visited our village and hence it would be a nice excursion. There is a lot do in our village. There are paddy fields to tour, animals to feed, lakes and rivers to swim in and, much more. I will waiting anxiously for your arrival.

Convey my regards to Uncle and Aunty and love to Neha.

Yours affectionately,

XYZ

Hope it helps u!

Answer 2

Dear Rohan:

I hope this letter finds you in great health and jubilant spirits. In this letter I am going to share with you some information about my native village. This village is in Himachal Pradesh. It is a sylvan spot of elysian beauty.

Our villa is on the top of the hill. The temperature is pleasantly cool. All around are terraced fields where pure natural vegetables grow. Beyond the fields are natural forests. Here pure, pristine nature reigns supreme. There are green undulating pastures and meadows of green grass and crops; woods, arbors, orchards, vineyards stretch for miles all around. Flora and fauna thrive abundantly; flowers in millions bloom along the edges of lakes and when a soft breeze blows it appears as if they are dancing. The sky is pure azure in which white silky-floss-like clouds hover here and there. The food grown here is totally pure, organic, and delicious. The people living here are innocent and devoid of greed, deceit, and selfishness. The source of water is a stream. Every morning I go to the stream to fetch pure water for drinking and cooking. I take my bath in the stream every day!

My granny cooks the most scrumptious dishes for me. I also assist my parents in the fields and in handling the cows. I just love to be in that heavenly hamlet. I invite you to come over to my village and spend a few days here.  

The rest is fine.   Looking forward to hearing from you. Parnam to uncle and auntie.

Yours lovingly,

Adarsh