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Practical Reading and Writing: Informal Letters Future Plans --- Book 1--- Unit 12 9. Practical Reading: Informal Letters about Future Plans 31 London Road Oxford OX1 4PK 2nd June 2012 Dear Jane Many thanks for your letter and congratulations on your new apartment. It sounds wonderful and I can tell from your letter that you are very excited about it. I would love to visit you. How about the weekend of the 15/16th? There is a train that arrives at 11am on Saturday. I’d leave on the 5pm train on Sunday as I don’t want to be too late home. Work next day! I’m sorry to hear Mrs Proctor isn’t looking well. I think she is very busy looking after her mother and she works part time. I heard that she is going on holiday to Devon soon, so hopefully she will get some rest. Bill is going to pick me up in his car on Sunday. We’re going for a drive in the country. As you can imagine, I’m really looking forward to it! I’m going to the cinema tonight to see The Iron Lady. It will be interesting to see an American actress play a British Prime Minister. I’ll tell you about it when I see you. Do let me know if the 15/16th work for you. I’ll bring the noodle recipe with me. Love Mary Pick up = collect. Pick up = collect. Eg. I’ll pick you up at the station. I’ll pick up some vegetables on my way home. A drive in the country = driving out of the town or city into the countryside. B. This is an answer to the letter in Unit 11. Note how all the main points of Jane’s letter have been answered. Make a plan of the 6 paragraphs. C. In English there is no way of adapting a verb word to indicate the future tense. Often, the future is indicated by adding shall or will. We will sing. We will sing. We will not (won’t) sing. Will you sing? We won’t sing I shall remember. I won’t remember. Will you remember? Won’t you remember? I’m going on holiday. I’m going on holiday next month. I’m not going on holid