Responding Mr.Rashid with him questions(Writing 04. 3°ESO)




From: Eastern Odyssey Tour Manager

Subject: Eastern Odyssey Tour 


Dear Mr Rashid

Welcome to our tour. I will try to answer all your questions:

-The night market opens every evening from Friday to Sunday until the midnight.

-In the Water Festival you will meet elephants as well as people and you can participate in water fights.

-The best time to visit the temple is very early in the morning, at the sunrise.

-In the Goroka Show you will see men and women from many differents tribes in a parade.


If you want to ask more questions, I Will be aviable 24hours.


Sincerely,

Manager

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