Answer:
Letter to your Uncle thanking him for the gift he gave you.
29, Mahatma Gandhi Road
Mumbai — 400028
10th July, 2006.
Dearest Uncle Fraser,
It’s been so long since we met. When I received my gift by courier I was pleasantly surprised. It was very thoughtful of you to send me a pair of swimming goggles. I’ve wanted them for as long as I can remember; so when I received them on my birthday it was a dream come true.
I immediately went swimming armed with my new goggles. They are a perfect fit Uncle Fraser, and watertight as well. I can now swim underwater, something I’ve always wanted to do. It was very considerate of you to pick a pair with dark glasses as the sun shines relentlessly on the pool everyday but thanks to the dark glasses I don’t have to squint my eyes while swimming anymore.
I have a week off from college in August. If it is alright with you, I would love to come visit you. I’ve written a lot of poems since we last met and a special one just for you. I will bring it along when I come to meet you.
With love and best wishes,
Your loving nephew,
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<u>Answer</u>:
According to his Four Freedoms speech, Roosevelt suggest D: Reducing the number of weapons available in the world will allow the world to have freedom from fear.
<u>Explanation</u>:
“Franklin D. Roosevelt” in his speech “Four Freedoms” emphasized on the reduction of use of arms by the countries. According to him, this way a country can protect his own citizens and would do no harm to his neighbours as well.
Roosevelt also said that with no use of arms, there would be no fear in people as no country would be able to conquer any other country. There will be a better future prevailing for the people with four type of freedoms: Freedom of fear, freedom of worship, freedom from want, freedom of speech.
