3. a) Read the theory box. Find examples in Julia’s letter. Linking ideas: We use and for things that are similar; but for things that are different; or to give a choice. b) Complete with: and, but, or. 1) Alina likes music, ..... she doesn’t like Maths. 2) Do you want to go to the cinema ..... watch a film? 3) I love surfing the Net ..... sending emails. 4) PE is really fun, ..... it’s sometimes tiring. 5) Geography is interesting ..... fun.

a) Examples from the email:

• Andrei and I go swimming.
• Andrei finds it tiring, but I’m really keen on it.
• I can have guitar lessons on Mondays or piano lessons on Fridays.

b)

1. Alina likes music, but she doesn’t like Maths.
2. Do you want to go to the cinema or watch a film?
3. I love surfing the Net and sending emails.
4. PE is really fun, but it’s sometimes tiring.
5. Geography is interesting and fun.