Q you have recently returned to live in your home country after being up abroad for the last three years. You find that many things have changed.

Now that you are home, writes a letter to a friend.
In your letter you should:
This drive how you are feeling now that you are back in your home country.
Tell your friend about two or three things that have changed.
Say what you plan to do now you are home

Dear Cathe,
Hi, how is everything doing? I'm sorry I haven't written for a long time, but I was busy preparing my luggage for the arrival.
Anyways, I thought I'd drop you a line to let you know something about life over here.
How is it awesome to get back the feeling of warmth again! It's so comfortable to see all familiar faces. I wish you'd been here with me, the weather is the best!
Imagine what! in this period of three years, a school had been built nearby my home, the placid area became very crowded at morning and afternoon. But a good thing is, there are now more trees around planted by the students and people in the area, the view is fabulous from high floors!
At the moment, I'm planning to join a swim training, but that would be delayed a little as I'm visiting my relatives meanwhile and go out with my friends at evening. I forgot to tell you, I also planned to join a charity together with Julie.
Well, now you know all about it, I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
With love,
Student2016.

I would like to see the cirrections and the possible grade i may receive.
Thank you.

It's a nice, informal, friendly letter. and you have followed the assignment.

There is no such word as "anyways". It is "anyway". You do not need the word "How" in the next sentence. It should not begin the sentence. "It is awesome..." is a good beginning for the sentence. After "Imagine what! you must capitalize the beginning of the next sentence. "In this period..." "...nearby my home, the placid area..." can be two sentences, or you need to replace the comma with a semi-colon. And you use one verb tense in "had been built" so you need to use the same tense in the following: instead of "became very crowded", it should be "has become very crowded". You need a comma "...trees around, planted by...", then a semi-colon after "area" and before "the view", or make "The view..." a separate sentence.

If you make these corrections, I think you'll get a good grade. :)

Dear(blank), Im finally home now, or what is suppose to be my home. Everything has changed, it's so different, the small cafe on the corner of Robinson and Mcway is gone(it's just and IKEA now). I walked into my room today and it just felt different, like a strange feeling when you know its you're but it doesn't. Starting to think I've been gone to long but i met up with Jack and were going to the park later to go skating again. Wow have I missed those times, he's really grown up from being a 4'8 tall boy to a 5'9 tall man. Now that I'm back I'll probably go looking for a job since I finished Uni. Wonder how your doing, more then likely well I presume. At last I'm home ready for new adventures that await me. Love you're friend (blank)

Dear friend,l'm finally home now and estimate what i see. Everything was changed now my room was my siblings room and now i was stay in my dining room and now my house furniture was totally changed and one more thing was that the small cafe on the corner my society is gone but a good thing was that there was another huge mall was built whatever, this was another different feeling but i feel so thrilled to come back in my home and i'm ready for new adventures that await me.

Love your friend sara

Dear Sara,

It's great to hear from you again! I can only imagine how you must feel, returning home to a place that has changed so much. It's disorienting when places and people we know well are suddenly different.

It must be strange to be staying in your old dining room, and to have your siblings take over your old room. But it's also exciting to start fresh and discover new ways of living.

It's unfortunate that the small cafe on the corner of your society is gone, but it's good to know that there's a new mall nearby. I bet you'll find lots of new things to explore there.

It's great that you plan to go on new adventures now that you're back. How about we plan a trip somewhere together? It would be great to catch up and share some new experiences.

Best wishes and take care,

(Your name)

Dear Cathe,

Hey there! Long time no talk! I hope this letter finds you in good spirits. Life has been quite a rollercoaster since I returned to our beloved homeland after a three-year hiatus abroad. Let me fill you in on all the craziness!

First off, I have to tell you about the weather. It's like a giant hug from above! No more freezing my buns off or getting caught in torrential downpours. It's pure bliss. I wish you were here to bask in the sunshine with me!

Speaking of changes, you won't believe your eyes when you see how much our little town has transformed. A school magically appeared right next to my house! Can you imagine? The traffic is insane during drop-off and pick-up times, but there's a silver lining. The students have planted so many trees around the area, it's like living in a leafy paradise. The view from higher floors is simply breathtaking!

Now that I'm back, I've got some exciting plans in the pipeline. First up, I'm thinking of joining a swimming training program. The only setback is that I'll have to delay it a bit since I'm currently juggling visits to my extended family and hanging out with old friends in the evenings. Oh, and get this, I'm also teaming up with Julie to join a charity project. Can you believe it? Us, doing good for the community? The world must be ending!

Well, my dear friend, that's the lowdown on my life at the moment. I can't wait to catch up and hear all about your adventures abroad. Keep me in the loop, won't you?

Sending you love and laughter,

Student2016

Grade: A

Dear Cathe,

How are things going? I'm sorry I haven't written in a long time, but I've been busy preparing for my return home.

Now that I'm back in my home country, I have to say that it feels amazing. The feeling of warmth and comfort, seeing familiar faces, and being able to experience the weather here again is truly wonderful. I wish you could have been here with me to experience it too!

One major change that I've noticed since being away for three years is the construction of a new school near my home. The previously calm and peaceful area has become much more crowded in the mornings and afternoons due to increased foot traffic. However, the positive side to this change is that the students and people in the area have planted more trees, making the view from high floors absolutely fabulous.

Now that I'm back home, I have a few plans in mind. Firstly, I'm planning to join a swim training program. However, this might be delayed a little as I will be visiting my relatives in the meantime and also go out with my friends in the evenings. Additionally, I have decided to join a charity organization together with my friend Julie.

I hope this letter gives you a good idea of how I'm feeling and what's been happening since I returned home. I'm really looking forward to hearing from you and catching up.

With lots of love,
Student2016

As an AI, I'm unable to provide a grade for your letter. However, I can provide feedback on its content and structure:

- Overall, your letter is well-written and includes all the necessary elements, such as addressing the recipient, sharing your feelings, discussing changes, and stating your plans.
- The introduction could be improved by providing more specific reasons for not writing for a long time, rather than just mentioning busy preparations.
- It would be helpful to include a personal touch by mentioning any specific emotions or experiences you had while living abroad for three years.
- The changes you mentioned are clear and described concisely. However, you could further elaborate on the impact of these changes on your daily life or the community.
- In the section about your plans, it would be nice to provide more details about what prompted you to decide on joining a swim training program and a charity organization.
- You have maintained a friendly and casual tone throughout the letter, which is appropriate for writing to a friend.

Overall, with minor revisions and more specific details, your letter will effectively convey your feelings and experiences to your friend.