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下面是Linda給Lois的信，請你以Lois的口氣, 按照提示寫一封120詞左右的回信。

Dear Lois,

How is everything with you? I hope things are going well.

There is not much news here. I just go to work every morning and come home to my apartment every night. New York is full of people, but I don’t really know any of them. I don’t

like the city, but my job is quite interesting, and the pay is quite good.

What are your plans for the Christmas holiday? If you don’t have any plan, I hope you can visit New York. Come and share my apartment. It is quite large, and it is quite near the theatres, museums and stores.

Write soon, and say you can spend the holidays here.

Sincerely,

Linda

提示：回信應(yīng)包括以下內(nèi)容

1．Lois沒有及時回信，解釋其原因；   2．Linda喜歡她的工作，但不喜歡紐約，Lois談看法； 

3．Lois建議Linda該怎么過圣誕假期； 4．Lois謝絕Linda的邀請，并解釋其原因；           

5．Lois也同時發(fā)出邀請。

Dear Linda,

How are you getting along? I hope things are going well with you too.

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Please give my best regards to your parents.

                                                     Yours,

                                                      Lois

Answer 1

Dear Linda,

How are you getting along? I hope things are going well with you too.

Your letter got to me at the end of last moth. Maybe it was delayed on the way I’m sorry I didn’t answer you on time. For these days I have been busy preparing for an exam.

From your letter, I know you like your work very much, but you don’t like New York. I think you’ve spent all your time on your job. You should go to see some films, visit some museums, and do some shopping in your spare time.

Thank you for your invitation. But I’m very sorry that I can’t come to spend Christmas with you, because my aunt said she would come to my house on that day. By the way, can you come here to spend the holidays with us?

Please give my best regards to your parents.

Yours,

Lois