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Dear Laura,

How’s it going? Today is Saturday.1.I go to the park with my family in the morning. It’s ten o’clock. There are also lots of children there.2.Some boys are playing soccer. Some girls are dancing and singing by the lake.3.My sister Alice wants to read a storybook on the chair.4.But she can’t, because she forgets to take her bag. What are my parents doing? They are taking photos of the lake. What am I doing in the park? I’m taking a walk with Alice.5.

I hope to see you next month.

Nick

A.She likes reading very much.

B.It’s sunny and warm.

C.The weather is so nice, just right for walking.

D.They are all having a great time.

E.Others are playing cards under the tree.

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