Write a letter to a famous person inviting him or her to visit your school. The message should contain three paragraphs. (See the three Write a letter to a famous person inviting him or her to visit your
points below.)
1. Introduce yourself. Describe your school. Explain why you are writing the letter
2. Write about why you like this person. What's impressed you about him or her
Why should he or she come to your school?
3. Closing paragraph: Wish the person well. Indicate that youll be looking forward to
a reply. The ending should indicate your sincerity, for example, Yours sincerely

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