Dear Ella,It is a pity that you are out shopping when I dropped in you. Therefore,I had to leave you this note to say goodbye instead of saying it for person.I have to return back to China due to some 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Dear Ella,It is a pity that you are out shopping when I dropped in you. Therefore,I had to leave you this note to say goodbye instead of saying it for person.

I have to return back to China due to some urgent cases with his parents. For one thing,they received the message of their job transfers. For another,there have some policy changes in my school,these are going to bring this student exchange programme to the end. Luckily,I am glad to have made friend with you. Furthermore,I am very gratefully to you for all the help that you have given to me when my stay here.

I will let you know as soon as we get back to China. Take care of you. Let's always keep in touch.

Yours sincerely,Li Ming

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