2 Read Tereska's reply. What does she
invite Gary to do? How does she make
suggestions?
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Hi Gary,
Thanks for your email! I'm so glad you're
coming to Poland. I'll be here then and I'd
love to meet you too. Would you like to come
and stay with me and my parents for the
weekend?
October is a good time to visit, because the
weather will be nice. If you're coming from
Warsaw, a good way to get here is by train.
The trains are nice and not too expensive.
There are lots of nice things we could do.
For example, we could go for a walk in the
park-the leaves have nice colours at that
time of the year. Or why don't we spend
a nice afternoon in my favourite café? In the
evening, how about going to the cinema?
Let me know what you think of my
suggestions!
Bye for now!
Love,
Tereska.

Fragment tekstu: I'm so glad you're coming to Poland. I'll be here then and I'd love to meet you too. Would you like to come and stay with me and my parents for the weekend?

How does she make suggestions?

She suggests they could go for a walk in the park or go to a café or cinema.

Fragment tekstu: There are lots of nice things we could do. For example, we could go for a walk in the park- the leaves have nice colours at that time of the year. Or why don't we spend a nice afternoon in my favourite café? In the evening, how about going to the cinema?

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