formal letter

[malizia]

i am writing to say sorry that i can't accomadation the student from sveden ,because iam styudying very hard for my english exam
to begin with , i would like to invite the student on 28 june
in addition,i would be very grateful if you could send me some detailed information about the student:how old is she? what is her hobby? how long she can stay in lithuanian?
furthermore ,i would show her our country. there are many examples of historic architekture. or if she is interested in shopping we will visit akropolis

i look foward to hearing from you
yours faithfully

[malizia]

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[Anglika]

Welcome to the forums.

i am writing to say sorry that i can't accomadation the student from sveden ,because iam styudying very hard for my english exam
to begin with , i would like to invite the student on 28 june
in addition,i would be very grateful if you could send me some detailed information about the student:how old is she? what is her hobby? how long she can stay in lithuanian?
furthermore ,i would show her our country. there are many examples of historic architekture. or if she is interested in shopping we will visit akropolis

i look foward to hearing from you
yours faithfully

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