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You have received the email below from your friend, Alex
Hi,
You know my 18-year-old daughter, Jane, wants to go to university? Well, she told me she’d applied to a university in another city. I’m worried about her living alone in a different city and I told her I didn’t want her to go. Do you think I’ve done the right thing? What would you have done? Do you think it’s a good idea for her to study away from home?
Alex
Reply to Alex’s email. Write about 220-260 words.
Hi Alex,
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Savage38Reply to Alex’s email. Write about 220-260 words.
You did not follow the instructions.
You did not write 220-260 words.
That will lower your score.
Savage38Hope everything goes well for you.
Alex did not tell you "hope everything goes well"
Your response is not appropriate. This is a friend-to-friend response. Just reply to Alex's question.
Savage38Do you think I’ve done the right thing?
You never answered Alex's question. You need to read the email carefully and answer the questions in it.
Did Alex make the right decision when he told his daughter she could not go? What do you think?
Hi Alex,
Hope everything goes well for you. Thank you for your letter,