оформлять умеешь?
тогда я тебе ток напишу три абзаца если нет то напиши в лс
dear sam,
hi! how are you. your last letter was impressive. i was really glad to hear that you had a great time.
well, there are many kinds of music in our country, but our teens would rather listen to rap, rock or dubstep music. so, we've our own music club in our school and it's called landon park. we always give concerts in another schools at the end of a school year. many people admire us for our style and quality of the music. when i was in primary school i loved music lesson because i could really relax from all my trouble and enjoy myself.
well that's all for now, as i must do my homework, but i'm looking forward to your reply soon.
best wishes,
(your name)
John Lennon was born in Liverpool hospital on Oxford Street, in the family of Julia Lennon (née Stanley) and Alfred Lennon during a Nazi air raid. Julia's sister, Mary ("Aunt Mimi") Smith, made its way into almost four kilometers to the hospital through the dark streets, her way lit only by the flash of the explosions. Born a boy named after the paternal grandfather, the second name was given in honor of Winston Churchill. John's father during the war he worked as a sailor on a merchant vessel, and therefore rarely at home, but regularly sent money to Julia, who lived with her son in the house number 9 on the Newcastle Road. However, in 1943, Lennon Sr. went AWOL, and stopped sending money home. A year later, he returned home and invited Julie to live together, but she was pregnant by another man, refused. Under considerable pressure from his sister Mimi Julia gave her a child. In July 1946, Alfred visited Mimi and took his son to Blackpool, hoping to flee with him to New Zealand. Julia followed her ex-husband and son, and after a feverish altercation father gave five-year John to choose which parent he left. John Alfred picked twice, but when Julia began to leave, the boy with tears ran after her. After that, the father and son lost the connection to the heyday of "Beatlemania."
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