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You started a new language course a few weeks ago. Write an email to your friend explaining what you find easy and what you find difficult about learning English. Write between 150 and 200 words.

Hi Jack, I think you've heard of it before but I'll tell you that I recently started learning English through a language course. I only started a few weeks ago, but I already really enjoy it and I thought I would share my opinion because I really recommend it to you. The best thing about the course is that the community’s very cohensive. There’re a few of us involved, we are only nine. This’s great because not only the community will be better, but the teacher will can pay more attention to one person. The teacher is also very enthusiastic, she shows that she loves what she does and she is very good at it. Despite all this, English isn’t that simple, there are a wide variety of rules, and grammar is the most complex part. Fortunately, our teacher is very dedicated and wants to teach us the whole material at all costs, so there is no impossible. Overall, therefore, learning the English language in this way is really simple and in the meantime events get good experiences too. And what do you say? I’m looking forward to your answer. See you soon, Mike

Hi Jack,

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And what do you say?

I’m looking forward to your answer.

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,

Mike