Read the email. Choose one appropriate word from the list for each gap. Each word can only be used once. Jane, It's my sister's birthday! She's ... today! She has got a lot of ...! She's got a board game, a wooden puzzle and a new .... I'm so happy for her. We like this day ... much. When is your birthday? What do you want to get as a present? Write back soon. Your ..., Anna

Okay, let's fill in the gaps in the email.

1. The first blank after "Jane," will be filled with Dear because it is the beginning of the email.
2. The next sentence "It's my sister's birthday! She's ______ today!" The best word to use here is ten as you are talking about a birthday. The sentence will then be, It's my sister's birthday! She's ten today!
3. Next up, "She has got a lot of ______! She's got a board game..." The missing word that connects this to the items is toys. The sentence will then be, She has got a lot of toys!
4. Following that, "...a wooden puzzle and a new _____." The missing word here should be bike, making the sentence, a wooden puzzle and a new bike.
5. In the sentence "We like this day _____ much," the word that fits best is very, making the sentence, We like this day very much.
6. Lastly, "Your _____, Anna." The word that fits best here is friend, therefore the sentence will be, Your friend, Anna.

Here is the full completed email:

Dear Jane,

It's my sister's birthday! She's ten today!

She has got a lot of toys! She's got a board game, a wooden puzzle and a new bike. I'm so happy for her.

We like this day very much.

When is your birthday? What do you want to get as a present?

Write back soon.

Your friend, Anna