Question

Dear Claudia,
Thanks for your letter. I'm pleased (1) to hear / hearing / hear
that you're having a good time in York. How is the English course
going? (2) Are you allowed to / Do you have to do lots of
homework? What's your teacher (3)_ _? Is he friendly?
You (4) have to / should / must write and tell me more!
I had (5) wonderful time in Japan. My friend, Akiko,
invited me (6) stay / to stay / staying with her family in Kyoto.
Do you remember her? She's the girl (7) _ visited me last
summer. They have a house on a hill just outside Kyoto. There was
a beautiful (8) of the city from my bedroom window.
Akiko's family were incredibly kind and hospitable, and wouldn't
let (9) that I pay / me pay / me to pay for anything. We ate out a
lot. Japanese (10) is delicious – lots of vegetables, fish,
and rice. The weather was really nice. It was warm and
(11). except on the last day, when it turned cloudy and
chilly. I loved (12) visit / visiting / to visit the temples and
gardens - the autumn colours were quite spectacular. (13) I'll send
/I send / I'm sending you some photos when l've had them
developed. We went everywhere by train. I think Japan has
best trains in the world. They're never late!
(15) had to / must / could learn Japanese customs very
quickly! In Japan you (16) don't have to / aren't allowed to wear
your shoes in the house - you wear slippers (17)_ the
host provides. And you (18) have to / are allowed to make a loud
noise when you drink tea! (In fact, it's polite if you do!) I caught a
cold while I was there, but I (19) couldn't/ shouldn't / didn't
have to blow my nose in public as it's considered to be rude.Tomorrow my mother and father (20) came / were going to
come / are coming to stay for a few days. 1 (21) must / can clean
up the house before they arrive! Tomorrow evening (22) we're
going / we'll go / we're going to go to the theatre, and on
Wednesday Ann has invited us all (23) go out / going out to go
out for dinner. Apart from that, I haven't made any plans -- perhaps
(24) I'm taking / l'll take / I'm going to take them for a drive in
the country. Or we could go to Stratford and visit the house
Shakespeare was born.
Anyway, 1(26) must / can stop writing now - it's nearly
midnight and I have to get up early tomorrow. Write again
soon and let me (27) know / knowing / to know how you're
getting along. Give my love to Frank when you see him. Hope
(28) see / seeing / to see you soon!
Love,
Julia​

Answer 1

Dear Claudia,

Thanks for your letter. I'm pleased to hear

that you're having a good time in York. How is the English course

going? Do you have to do lots of

homework? How's your teacher? Is he friendly?

You must write and tell me more!

I had a wonderful time in Japan. My friend, Akiko,

invited me to stay with her family in Kyoto.

Do you remember her? She's the girl that visited me last

summer. They have a house on a hill just outside Kyoto. There was

a beautiful view [I think]of the city from my bedroom window.

Akiko's family were incredibly kind and hospitable, and wouldn't

let me pay for anything. We ate out a

lot. Japanese food is delicious – lots of vegetables, fish,

and rice. The weather was really nice. It was warm and except on the last day, when it turned cloudy and

chilly. I loved visiting the temples and

gardens - the autumn colours were quite spectacular. I'll send you some photos when l've had them

developed. We went everywhere by train. I think Japan has

best trains in the world. They're never late!

I could learn Japanese customs very

quickly! In Japan you aren't allowed to wear

your shoes in the house - you wear slippers, the

host provides. And you have to make a loud

noise when you drink tea! (In fact, it's polite if you do! I caught a

cold while I was there, but I couldn't

have to blow my nose in public as it's considered to be rude.Tomorrow my mother and father are coming to stay for a few days. I must clean

up the house before they arrive! Tomorrow evening we're

going to the theatre, and on

Wednesday Ann has invited us all to go out

out for dinner. Apart from that, I haven't made any plans -- perhaps l'll take them for a drive in

the country. Or we could go to Stratford and visit the house

Shakespeare was born.

Anyway, I must stop writing now- it's nearly

midnight and I have to get up early tomorrow. Write again soon and let me know how you're

getting along. Give my love to Frank when you see him. Hope to see you soon!

Love,

Julia

Explicație:

gosh, that was pretty hard tho.