Informal e-mail. Hi mates, I need to write a informal e-mail to a friend telling him about my weekend for an English exam next month. I must to state my reasons for not being able to go to work on Monday and to use the appropriate style for the situation. Please check my writting, it will be very useful for me. To: John Shepard. Subject: Outside weekend. Hi John, you cannot believe what I've done this weekend. Last Friday, Molly and the kids wanted to go to a cabin in the mountain. You know I don't like so much camping outside, so the idea about the cabin sounded good. The house was great! It was clean, peaceful and the sofa was confortable- later you'll know* why I say it hahaha** On Saturday morning we went for a walk along the river. It was amazing! However, when we were coming back, I was talking with Pet and I stepped wrong... The doctor has said I've twisted my ankle, so I've stayed on the sofa all the weekend - at least it's confortable. I need to ask you a favor. Please say to the boss I'm not going to the office on Monday, and maybe either on Tuesday. I'll take him the document of sick leave. Thank you so much, and I hope be fine for the match of next week. See you buddy! *I'm not sure if I must to say "you're knowing/you are going to know. **I'm not sure if that is correct in written expression. *********I've tried to express the e-mail is sent on Sunday, I think the tenses are correct. Thanks in advance.

Informal e-mail. Hello everybody. For an English examen, I need to write an e-mail to a friend telling him/her about my weekend. I must to use the appropiate style for the situation. At school, I've always written letters and e-mail in formal language and now I don't know how to begin or finish it. Could you say me some tips about it? Thanks in advance.

Moving away This is Antonio. I am Spanish and I am twenty-five years old. (I don't know if "This is Antonio" is correct or there is any best way to put it) I was born in Cadiz and I live here during all my life until this moment. I have not ever thought leaving my city. I think, like everybody I guess, there is nowhere better than home. However, I am going to move to Madrid next month. I was studying a financial degree for two years, but I leave the university last year because I could not support the bills. Studying in Spain is more expensive every year. However, I'm not upset or worried about that. I really do not like what I was studying and I'm already young to begin another degree or study. When I were in Madrid, I want to work as soon as I can, but I would like to have time to study too. I have been thinking in begin a degree of computer. I really love it and I believe I can be good in that.

Getting a job for a Spanish The current worldwide crisis has affected everyone and everywhere. Many countries are getting out of the crisis, but that's not the case of Spain. However, crisis does not affect everyone in Spain. Meanwhile many people is trying to make ends meet, as many are making a lot of money. I think the problem in Spain is definetly the work According to employment offices, last month there was a twenty-six percent of unemployment. This means that more than one in four people does not have any job. The case of young people is more serious. More than fifty percent of young people can't find a job. I'm one of those young people. I live in a small town in the shore of Andalusia. It's a very tourist town and we have a lot of visitors in summer, so there's a lot of job in summer too. Althought that's only in summer. The rest of the year, it's so difficult to find out a job here. I've got two brothers and both two have had to go abroad to work. Like them, many brilliant students have emigrated to others countries to find a better future. What about me? I'm still looking for job inside my country - throwing resumes in bigger cities and hoping crisis leave us soon.