English, asked by AbhishekRai6443, 9 months ago

Write a letter about experience of lockdown

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Answered by piyushsahu624

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A letter to my friend.

I hope you're doing good there. I am good here too. I received your letter yesterday in which you asked me about my experience in the lockdown. I want to tell you that my experience is lockdown was both good and bad.

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