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प्रश्न
Study the following format of an informal letter carefully. Using the format,
Write an informal letter to your friend who has gone to another town for a month.
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उत्तर
73, St. rouqe Road,
Bandra (West),
Mumbai - 50.
21st June 2020.
Dear Rohini,
How are you? I am sure you are doing good. How is the weather in Pune? You told me that you had to go to Pune for a month because you were selected for the women's cricket coaching.
I know you have never been to Pune before. Are you excited? Where are you staying? How is the coaching going on? I wish I too was selected. We could have had fun together. How are the other girls who have come for the same? I know that they have come from different places from Maharashtra. Have you made any new friends? I know your nature will be liked by all and you are going to do your best. I am already missing you. Counting the days and waiting for the month to come to an end quickly I know you are busy with your new opportunities. I will end this letter here. Take care and remain healthy.
Your loving friend,
XYZ
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