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Informal letter to a friend Hi Robert, It’s nice hearing from you. It has been a while since we haven’t talked. How is everything going in Germany? I spoke with your parents last week and they told me that you have just found a job as a Spanish teacher. That’s great mate! I hope you all the best with this new project. I’ve been pretty busy last two months due to my new job. I’ve got a rare schedule and I work a lot but it’s alright. As you know a while ago I started working as a waiter in a restaurant and I am also preparing my Cambridge advanced exam. Even though before I had never worked as a waiter it is going well so far and it gives me the opportunity to make a living until I find a better job. As I said before I am learning English as well. I am using a book called Objective Advanced and it seems that it works because I am making good progress, sometimes it’s hard though. In my hometown everything is as usual, we still meet in the pub for some beers every weekend and I have started playing rugby again. We have got a new manager, who is French, and he’s got a deep knowledge of the sport. We are going to start the season next week but I don’t know if I will be able to play due to work shifts. Are you still living in the city center, or have you moved to another place? When I went to visit you I liked a lot the vibes of your neighborhood. It would be great to have the chance to visit you again. I’m looking forward to hearing from you mate. Write back as soon as you have the opportunity! Good bye, Anthony

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Informal letter to a friend

Hi Robert,

It’s("It was" might be better) nice hearing from you. It has been a while since we haven’t talked (I don't think you mean a double negative). How is everything going (add "on")in Germany? I spoke with your parents last week and they told me that you have just found a job as a Spanish teacher. That’s great mate! I hope you all the best with this new project.

I’ve been pretty busy last two months due to my new job. I’ve got a rare(what do you mea here by "rare"?) schedule and I work a lot but it’s alright. As you know a while ago I started working as a waiter in a restaurant and I am also preparing (add"for") my Cambridge advanced exam. Even though before (not needed) I had never worked as a waiter (or you can add "before" here)it is going well so far and it gives me the opportunity to make a living until I find a better job. As I said before I am learning English as well. I am using a book called Objective Advanced and it seems that it works because I am making good progress, sometimes it’s hard though. In my hometown everything is as usual, we still meet in the pub for some beers every weekend and I have started playing rugby again. We have got a new manager, who is French, and he’s got a deep knowledge of the sport. We are going to start the season next week but I don’t know if I will be able to play due to work shifts.

Are you still living in the city center, or have you moved to another place? When I went to visit you, I liked a lot(it would be better to just cross this out) the vibes of your neighborhood. It would be great to have the chance to visit you again.

I’m looking forward to hearing from you, mate. Write back as soon as you have the opportunity!

Good bye,

Anthony

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