Alberto
An e-mail to my friend Exercise: You have received some good news and want to tell your friend in Australia about it. Write an e-mail to your friend. In your e-mail you should: -explain your good news -say how you feel about it. -ask about your friend's family. Answer: Hi Ben, My friend Lina has had a baby. Lina was with us at the university. I tell you because it is a wonderful news. I am excited and nervous at the same time! I want to visit her in hospital. Well, how about is your family? I hope to know you! Bye, Alberto. ((Please if you correct me, can you mark me between 1(bad)-5(excellent)? Thank you!!))
17 de mar. de 2014 18:32
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An e-mail to my friend

Exercise: You have received some good news and want to tell your friend in Australia about it.
Write an e-mail to your friend. In your e-mail you should:
-explain your good news
-say how you feel about it.
-ask about your friend's family.

Answer:

Hi Ben,

My friend Lina has had a baby. Lina was with us at the university. I'm telling this you because it's wonderful news. I'm simultaneously excited and nervous at the same time! I want to visit her at the hospital. Well, How about your family? (Add:Everything going okay? I hope to know soon! you! 

Bye,  Take Care,

Alberto.

Without my corrections, it's a 4 :)
((Please if you correct me, can you mark me between 1(bad)-5(excellent)? Thank you!!))

17 de marzo de 2014
Gracias Yolaisa. Creo que puso el adverbio simultáneamente delante de la oración y quedó mejor. Quizás sea esa la explicación.
17 de marzo de 2014
Hola Alberto, Creo que tal vez deberías usar la palabra she attended o she went ( si quieres usar un mejor vocabulario) with us at the university . QUisiera saber por qué Fútbolymodachica dice que no se puede colocar " I'm nervous and excited at the same time!" Podrían darme una explicación por favor :) Gracias Yolaisa
17 de marzo de 2014
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