Your school is organising a school trip. The school allows you to bring someone with you. You have decide
to invite your cousin to join you on this trip. Write an email to your cousin inviting him to join you.
In your email, tell him:
• where you are going
• give him some useful information about the place as told by your teacher
say he can enjoy the trip
• explain how it can be useful to him when he goes back to school

can anyone help me i should sumbit it in 1hours

Explanation:

Hey (cousin name),

Hope you are doing fine. I am extremely thrilled and excited to tell you that we are being taken to a field trip from the school. As the rule permits, I have put your name in the field trip visit along with myself.

The venue for the field trip is Boston’s Freedom Trail. The rich historical background of the city along with wonderful monuments is set to strike deep nerves of the students. The trip is set to be extreme fun in the company of colleagues and dear ones.

We have been told by our mentors that the site holds special importance in the political history of the United States. This would enable us to delve deep in our history and enrich our understanding of our mainland.

It would be useful for both of us in the veracity of information it would provide us. Moreover, the relaxation and joy are the bonus. I am hopeful of you joining me in my field visit. See you soon! Take care

Yours lovingly

XYZ

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