Question

Write a letter to your friend about your favourite game no spam please report me then account delete happend ok

Answer 1

Answer:

25 May, 2015

Dear friend,

Thanks a lot for your letter. You have praised cricket as the first game in the world. I don't like to dispute that, but it is not my favourite game. My two favourite games are badminton and chess. Badminton seems to me the best of all outdoor games. Football and hockey are too violent to suit me. Cricket is too slow. Tennis is childish.

But badminton provides you with plenty of exercise. It develops the quickness of eye and limb and it makes your brain active. Chess is the queen of games. I don't take any interest in card games. In spite of being called a selfish game of only two persons, chess interests me more. However, I don't see any wrong with chess. Bridge is not less selfish simply because of four players instead of two.

Many people say that chess is a slow game. But no chess player even agree to this opinion. For an outsider, it looks slow to see two men sitting silent and making a move only every few minutes. But to the two players it is all the time intensely exciting. You are probably scoffing at me by now.

Yours ever,

your name.

hope it helps you mate

please mark my answer brainliest

stay home stay safe

Answer 2

12 west road,

jharkhand.

24 july, 2020

Dear varshika,

Actually i received the letter you wrote for me and you asked me to give reply,what was my favourite game.My favourite game is shettle. I like this game very much because it is an outdoor game and it is good for exercising. In this game we have two bats and 1 birdie. In shettle we should play with that and my favourite indoor game is chess. It is a brain game.The expert is viswanth anand. I love the way he plays the game. He is very genius in playing this game. I was very delighted by his many games. In this 2 participants will be there.They will be sitting silent and they will be making 1 move in few minutes. It will make your brain sharp too.Once play it.There is no game that so absorbs you like chess.

Yours lovely,

Swetha.