A letter to an imaginary friend who ask me for advice about a town I know.The style has to be formal Dear Bill, Each time I read an article, essay or story that you have writing I am totally convinced who you are going to be a notorious writer. Your last work was fantastic. I am proud of you. About the letter I can see that you have been studying very much about that town. Indeed, the city centre is the most beautiful part of the town, the cathedral and the walls are amazing too. Perhaps you need to know something in relationship with the traffic, it is very complicated at weekend, it is common to be involved in a traffic jam. I think, it is better to use the public transport, besides it is cheaper, faster and more comfortable. It is a well known fact which the nightlife of that town is one of the best, while the restaurants are closing the clubs are opening. Everyone knows it like “The town which never sleep”. Please, let me know if this information is good for your aim. Best wishes.

A letter to an imaginary friend who invites me to a holiday he´s won (the style has to be neutral) Dear Alex, Congratulation for the prize! I am proud of you. I was sure that you would get an award soon. You deserved it. Besides, the prize is fantastic. I thank you very much for inviting me and for wanting to share your holiday with me. I am eager and keen on spending my spare time with you. It will be an amazing and wonderful holiday. I prefer going on July because on June I will be doing a course. And on July I think the weather will be better. They were very generous with the prize, are they? I would rather go to see a sport even like rugby if it is possible, unless the season have finished, in this case I would not care going to the theatre. About the article, perhaps the work which I am doing now is going to help you. What a coincidence! I am writing about inhabitants and customs of Scotland, but I have not any idea about food. I am sorry that I can not help you with the issue of food. Let me know when we start to prepare the journey. Best wishes.

A letter to an imaginary friend who wants to do a trip with her students. Dear Kate, I am happy to hearing from you. A few days ago I went with my students to visit The Bourne Castle and we took advantage of the journey and we went by boat. If you are thinking in doing the same trip I am going to give you some tips about it. The journey starts at 8 a.m., please try to be there on time, unless you want to suffer a large queue. By the way a tour guide is going to tell you the history of the castle and some tails about its inhabitants. At lunch time I do not recommend you going to a restaurant they are too expensive, I think it is better if you take a picnic. In the afternoon, at lake, I would do sailing, I did not choice that activity but I saw how the people enjoy doing it, It looks like fun. Finally, I do not like to forget that if you go more than 15 people you can benefit of an incredible offer. Let me know if you need some more advises. Best wishes.