Write a letter to your cousin who wants to go abroad for job, telling him

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murzikaleks [220]3 years ago

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Answer:

Number 17 Cheshire Drive,

Birmingham.

August 20th, 2020.

Hey Brian! How are you getting along? I have been seeing your pictures on Instagram and I can surmise that you're having a swell time.

Well, I talked to your dad, my uncle last night and he said something about you going abroad for a job. That's nice though. France, isn't it? Part of me says that you just want to go sightseeing, haha.

Okay Brian, back to more important matters: You really don't have to go to France to get a good job and have a better life. You can get all that in Birmingham, man. There are opportunities here, and I'm sure with your skills as an IT guru, there would never be a dearth of opportunities.

Microsoft is hiring I heard, and there are spots for IT engineers: web designers, graphic designers, and system analysts. Besides, England has one of the lowest tax rates in Europe and you know that.

I hope you reconsider, but whatever decision you take concerning this, just know I've got your back. Greet Martha for me.

Yours lovingly,

Ben.

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