Informal Letter to a Friend: Learning Languages in England
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- Level
- B1
- Includes
- Worksheet (PDF)
- Updated
- 20 Sep 2026
Example Letter
Dear John,
Thanks for your letter. I’m sorry I haven’t written in so long, but I’ve been really busy.
I’ve got some good news! I’ve managed to persuade my parents to let me spend a year in England learning the language. I’ll be studying at King’s School, so I hope we’ll be able to meet and chat when I’m there.
That said, I must admit I’m starting to feel a bit worried because everything is so different there. I wonder if I’ll be able to adapt to living with a host family. What kind of challenges do you think I might face? I’d really appreciate your advice.
Please write back soon — I’m really looking forward to your reply. Give my regards to your parents; I hope they’re both well.
Best wishes,
Alex
Learning Languages in England – Write About Your Experience
Studying languages abroad is an amazing opportunity, and England is one of the best places to do it. This informal letter example helps you describe what it's like to live and learn in an English-speaking country.
From culture shock to language improvement, write to your friend about your classes, teachers, and how your confidence is growing. The letter includes vocabulary for education, travel, and personal reflection – all in a friendly tone.
Use this model to write your own letter and share the adventure of learning English in England!
