5th COURSE. DIDACTIC UNIT 2. FOOD LETTER II


Write back to another telling him/ her info about yourself.

 Start your letter with one of the different options:

 Hi, _______. How are you doing?

 Hi _________, I´m writing back to tell you about myself.

 Finish your letter with one of the different options:

 Write back soon.

Looking forward hearing from you.

 The answer to these questions will be the contents of your letter:

 1. What´s your name?, how old are you?

 2. Where do you study?, how do you go to school?

 3. Do you have any brothers or sisters?, what about pets?

 4. What food do you like?, what food don´t you like?

 5. What´s your favourite food?, how often do you eat it?

 6. What´s your favourite drink?, how often do you drink it?

 7. What´s your favourite sport?, how often do you practise it?

 8. What can you cook?, how often do you cook?

 9. Do you prefer eating at home or out?

 10. What do you want to be when you´re older?

Looking forward hearing from you:

     ______________

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