5 Task 5. You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen-friend David who writes: ... Yesterday I did a test to see which job is the most appropriate for me. According to the results I should become doctor. But it would be absolutely impossible because I am afraid of blood... What future career would you like to have, why? Do your parents agree with your choice? In what way will English be useful for your career? Write him a letter and answer her 3 questions. Write 100-140 words. Remember the rules of letter writing.

Dear David, I was interested to hear about your career test and your fear of blood – becoming a doctor would definitely be a challenge for you! As for me, I've been thinking a lot about my future career too. I would like to become a software engineer. I've always been fascinated by computers and technology. I enjoy solving problems and creating things, and software engineering seems like the perfect field for combining these interests. It also offers good job opportunities and the chance to work on exciting projects. My parents are generally supportive of my choice. They believe I should pursue something I'm passionate about. They also recognize that the tech industry is growing and offers a stable career path. English will be incredibly useful in my career as a software engineer. Most programming languages and software documentation are in English. Also, many tech companies operate internationally, so being fluent in English is essential for communication and collaboration. I'm curious to hear what other career options you're considering. Maybe something that doesn't involve blood? Let me know! Best wishes, [Your Name] Explanation: This task requires writing a letter in response to a prompt. The letter should address the three questions: 1. What future career would you like to have, and why? 2. Do your parents agree with your choice? 3. In what way will English be useful for your career? The response should be 100-140 words and follow the conventions of letter writing.