Audio and video about friendly/informal letter

Good morning, learners! Please use the following link to access the audio and video about friendly letters. Make sure to listen and watch carefully to understand the content fully.



https://1drv.ms/u/c/05a3117da4106809/ETFs07iHFt9MrGdntJvetVQBszL_74569___YGQsADcX0g



https://youtube.com/watch?v=Q4xZ6OezQLA&si=POfliRd2YqPThCnR

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