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Task 4. You've got a letter from your friend about a New Year celebration in his/her country. Write him/her a letter and answer the three questions about your family New Year pictures you sent him/her last time. What dish is your Mom making? What kind of decorations are you making What is the costume your little brother is wearing?
Ответ:
Task 4. Dear [Friend's Name], Thanks for your letter about New Year celebrations in your country. It sounds fascinating! I'm happy to answer your questions about our family's New Year.
What dish is your Mom making? My Mom is making Olivier salad, a traditional dish for New Year.
What kind of decorations are you making? We're making paper snowflakes and hanging them on the windows.
What is the costume your little brother is wearing? My little brother is wearing a Santa Claus costume.
I hope this gives you a good idea of our New Year celebrations. Write back soon and tell me more about yours!
Best, [Your Name]
Ответ: My Mom is making Olivier salad. We're making paper snowflakes and hanging them on the windows. My little brother is wearing a Santa Claus costume.
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