Write a short letter to someone you know about your having learnt to d

1.	Write a short letter to someone you know about your having learnt to do something new.
Answer» 23, King John’s Lane Westbury (UK) 12 March, 2007 Dear Dolly, You will be pleased to learn that at last I have learnt playing tennis. You know how I dotted on the players taking part in Wimbledon and had cherished a dream to play on the centre court. Well, I have taken the first step in that direction. After years of perspiration and training I have learnt playing tennis. This year I am participating in the Junior County Championship. I must take this opportunity of thanking you for you have been a constant source of inspiration and support to me, both on and off the court. I am anxiously awaiting for the day when I’ll intimate to you my achievements in this newly learnt game. With best wishes Yours sincerely Angela

Write a short letter to someone you know about your having learnt to do something new.

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23, King John’s Lane

Westbury (UK)

12 March, 2007

Dear Dolly,

You will be pleased to learn that at last I have learnt playing tennis. You know how I dotted on the players taking part in Wimbledon and had cherished a dream to play on the centre court. Well, I have taken the first step in that direction. After years of perspiration and training I have learnt playing tennis. This year I am participating in the Junior County Championship.

I must take this opportunity of thanking you for you have been a constant source of inspiration and support to me, both on and off the court.

I am anxiously awaiting for the day when I’ll intimate to you my achievements in this newly learnt game.

With best wishes

Yours sincerely

Angela

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