Dear LucyI am very happy to hear about you. I am writing in reply to your letter asking for advice about your parents' objection to letting you talk with your friends on the phone. I understand how you feel and I try to give you some good advice. First of all, I would suggest you should not argue with your parents but try to explain to them calmly that your friends are important for you. Make it clear to them talking on the phone with your friends not to distract from your studying. On the contrary it's relaxing, useful for you to have some news and it takes you out of yourself. It might be good idea to tell them your friends are the same age as you and you all have the same problem. you should let them know that you discuss, compare notes with them about your studying, homework. On the other hand, your parents' restriction is true. Talking a lot on the phone is bad for your health. I would very much like to know if this was helpful. Best wishes Jane.
Dear
LucyI
am
very
happy to hear about you. I am writing in reply to your letter asking for advice about your parents' objection to letting you talk with your
friends
on the phone. I understand how you feel and I try to give you
some
good
advice.
First of all
, I would suggest you should not argue with your parents
but
try to
explain
to them
calmly
that your
friends
are
important
for you.
Make
it
clear
to them talking on the phone with your
friends
not to distract from your studying.
On the contrary
it's relaxing, useful for you to have
some
news and it takes you out of yourself. It might be
good
idea
to
tell
them your
friends
are the same age as you and you all have the same problem.
you
should
let
them know that you discuss, compare notes with them about your studying, homework.
On the other hand
, your parents' restriction is true. Talking a lot on the phone is
bad
for your health. I would
very
much like to know if this was helpful. Best wishes Jane.