Yosr Mejri 7b3

Dear Jack, 

Hi, I am very happy to write my first letter to you.

 My name is Yosr Mejri. I am eleven years old. I have two nationalities: a Tunisian one and a French one. I live in Boumhal Bassatine. My favourite hobbies are playing tennis and basketball. I like playing basketball with myy friend Zeineb. In my free time, I watch TV and sing songs.

Look at my family! Everyone is busy doing something. My dad is reading the newspaper. Mom is preparing lunch with my sister. My brother is playing football with his friends. My grandma is watching TV while my grandpa is sleeping!

Please write soon and tell me about your family and friends.

Yours, 

                Yosr

Hiba Hmem 7b3

Dear Jack, 

Hi, I am very happy to write my first letter to you.

My name is Hiba Hmem. I am twelve years old. I'm Tunisian. I live in Boumhel. I am a pupil in 2 March 1934 prep school. I like watching TV and listening to music. I also enjoy reading stories and doing some shopping.

At this moment, Dad is reading a newspaper in the sitting room. Mum is in the kitchen. She is cooking a delicious couscous and a salad. My brother, Hichem, is playing football with his friends. My little sister Hidaya is watching TV. Grandpa is sleeping in his bedroom and I am writing this letter to you. Good bye for now. 

Please write back soon and tell me about your family and friends.

Yours, 

                   Hiba

Hamam Ben Younes 7b9

Dear Jack, 

Hi, I'm very happy to write my first letter to you. 

My name is Hamam. I am twelve years old. I'm Tunisian and I live in Ez-zahra. It is a nice city near the sea. My favourite pastime is playing football. I enjoy gardening but I hate swimming.

Now, my dad is reading a newspaper. My mum Sameh is cooking the lunch. She is preparing a delicious couscous and some sweet juice. My brother is playing football in the garden. My sister is watching TV in the living room. My grandpa and my grandma are sleeping in their bedroom.

Please write soon and tell me about our family and friends.

Yours, 

                      Hamam

Ezzahra, Tunisia

Thursday, 13th November

Dear Mike,

Hi my friend! How are you? I am fine and I want to talk to you about our holiday plan for the next month. First, on Monday, we are going to visit the town centre, the mosques and the tourists' souk. Second, on Tuesday, we are going to see Nabel and Hammamet because they are very famous touristy towns in Tunisia. After that, on Wednesday, we are going to meet my grandparents in their farm so we will be able to enjoy fresh air and to see the different animals. they have. Fourth, on Thursday, we are going to go to Ain Drahem and Tabarka. We will enjoy the view there and see the mountain by the sea. Then, we are going to spend the next day there, too. Sixth, on Saturday, we ae going to give a party and to invite friends. Finally, on Saturday, you will fly back to London. 

I promise you that we are going to have fun together and to enjoy ourselves a lot. I am waiting for your letter to know waht you think of this plan. Good bye!

Yours, 

                  Yasmine

By Yasmine Abidi 8b4

Look at the test to remember the topic

10 Hedi Nouira Street

Ez-zahra, Tunisia

7th December, 2011

Dear Mike, 

I am very glad and excited that you are coming to Tunisia. It is a great country that's why I believe you are going to enjoy yourself here.

I am writing you this letter to tell you about your holiday plan. First, on Monday, we are going to visit the town centre, the mosques and the tourists' souk so that you can buya lot of souvenirs. The next day, we are going to visit Nabel and Hammamet. They are really nice cities that I hope you are going to like as much as I do. Then, on Wednesday, we are visiting my grandparents' farm to get awy from the city, enjoy fresh air and see animals. On Thursday and Friday, we are going to Ain Drahem and Tabarka. They have an amazing view: a mountain by the sea. On saturday, we are going to have a party back home to have fun with friendsand tell you good bye. Finally, you will leave Tunisia on Sunday and go back to London.

Can't wait to see you.

Yours,

                    Syrine

Notice:  

• The use of sequential adverbs (First, Then, ...Finally)
• The choice of the tense (the future)
• The additional information added to improve her writing

The topic: It's Mother's Day, you are in Paris so you write an e-mail to your Mom to wish her happy Mother's Day and tell her about your feelings.

Dear mom,

I miss you so much and I hope that I can be home with you to celebrate this special happy day.

Mom, I want you to know that I love you, and every single night I spend without you I can’t sleep because you aren’t here to sing me our favourite song. I’m writing this e-mail to thank you for every moment you were there to help me, protect me and make me happy.

Happy Mother’s Day and don’t worry about me, I’m fine.

Your loving daughter,

Amal

Amal Bouslama 9b4

Last week, the weather was cold and rainy. While I was going back home from school, I saw a homeless person in the street next to our house. He looked so miserable that I felt sorry for him and pitied him. That’s why I decided to stand by his side and I suggested to my family to help him.

I told my parents that he was lonely, cold and hungry. He seemed sad and desperate. I said that he needed our help immediately. My parents didn’t hesitate to offer their help. However, they were worried about how to give him a hand. Therefore I suggested that we donate clothes, food, goods and medicines.

Furthermore, I told them that we can also collect money to build a small house where he will be able to find shelter from the sun and the rain, the heat and the cold. Moreover, we can ask our neighbours to raise the money with us. It is, indeed, our duty to make someone’s face light up. As a matter of fact, we should visit him from time to time to keep him company and not let him feel lonely. In addition, we can buy him presents such as chocolate, flowers and clothes. We can chat with him, prepare him a warm meal and laugh together to cheer him up.

Thanks to our cooperation, we all were able to put a smile on this man’s face and to give him a second chance to live better. As a result, by these simples actions, we made a difference. My family agreed to help this homeless mainly because we believe that cooperation is an important and meaningful concept. Helping others makes you feel satisfied with yourself and proud of those who contributed, too.