A LETTER TO A FRIEND

Dear Emily,

How`s life? I hope you`re OK. I`m glad to hear from you. I`m so sorry I haven`t written for such a long
time. I was busy as a bee. I was preparing for my final exams. Fortunately, I`ve past them with flying
colours. And now I`ve got some free time to write to you. I know how you feel about your parents
decision what you have to buy and what you have to wear.

To start with, few years ago I had the same problem. So, I understand you very well. My parents was
buying me clothes which I don`t like, and I was choosing the clothes which wasn`t accepted for my
parents. They always told my how weird this thing looks on me.

As for me, for everyday I`m usually prefer to wear really comfortable. Something like t-shirt or tight-
fitting long sleeve without any patters and wide lite-blue jeans. But for holiday I like to wear exactly the
opposite. Something extremely fancy and girly-girly. It`s always or monochromic or plain colour dresses
with accent, some of accessories and classic white snickers. This holiday style is definitely the opposite
to what I wear for every day.

Without any doubt, you can solve this problem with your parents. First of all, you need to talk. Tell them
how you feel about the decisions they make instead you. This talk has to be in comfortable for you and
your parents time. The best place for this is home. Your parents love you and they will definitely do
their best to stop ignoring your own choice.

Well, that`s all for now. Hope to hear from you soon. Drop me a line, please. And give my regards to
your family.

Best wishes,

Anna