Answer:
Dear John,
I do hope this letter will find you in good health. It has been a long time since you visit us. I realized that things in the city have changed since you moved five years ago. During these years, the local council has improved our town in so many ways that my life now is excellent in contrast to what it used to be, let me tell you about it.
One of the most notorious changes was the new mall, which created several jobs for the people. I work there. I have met so many interesting people and learned a lot about managing a place.
Also, Do you remember the abandoned factory? The council demolished it and made a park. It is an excellent place to go for a run and to meet with friends. I like going there and meditate after a run. Since the park opened, I have improved my health.
Lastly, the local council built a public library with free internet and brand new installations. I love studying there. It has all that I need to do well in school.
I hope you visit us soon so that you can see the changes.
Kisses!
Jenna.
Explanation:
When we write a letter to a friend or relative, we use informal language.
In the first paragraph, we have to greet the reader and briefly describe what we want to tell in the following section. Next, we write the main paragraphs. In each paragraph, we write about one change and how it has changed our life. Lastly, we use a closing sentence and say goodbye.
Answer:
Essay.
Explanation:
The title 'The Growing Need for Social Skills' suggests that it is an essay.
An essay can be defined as a piece of writing that involves opinion of the author, explanation of certain idea, etc. There are four types of essay, expository, descriptive, narrative, and persuasive.
The title suggests that it must be an expository essay, explaining the growing need for social skills.
Therefore, essay is correct answer.
I believe the answer is climax because the excerpt seems to be describing the main conflict of the story which happens during the climax.
#1, as a “drop” is just a small amount to the whole bucket in this metaphorical sentence. So it’s too small to make a difference because just $20 will not help much with running a entire magazine company/printing
