You've got a skateboard that you don't use and you think your English-speaking friend, Toni, might be interested in having it. W
rite an email to Toni. In your email you should 1. Explain why you don't use the skateboard 2. Give Toni some information about the skate board. 3. Invite Toni to your home to look at it.
Hello Tony! I had a small question to ask you. I have a skateboard that I do not use anymore because I grew out of it and I didn't find it enjoyable anymore. I used to like skateboarding but now I prefer this new hobby I found. The skateboard is a regular board, around 29 inches in length, the wheels don't have any sort of problem from them, and the board looks new. It is basically untouched besides a few scrapes it has from the front from me failing miserably to do an ollie. Anyways, I was hoping you could come over when you're free and check it out! I think you might like this skateboard since it's easy to use. Hopefully I see you here soon!
To put abstract ideas into close-up words or a description that is more easily understood. Use D) concrete descriptions. Concrete descriptions seek to make a concept easily understood by the reader or listener.
