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Dear Wendy,

Thank you 1. your inviting me to go on holiday with you.I thought this would be a very good 2. to see you again.I still remember the time when we chatted the night through, 3. (discuss) our plans for the future. It 4. that everything would be OK with our arrangements (安排) this weekend. 5. , oneof my relatives, 6. has been in the United States for twoyears, will visit my family this Saturday. My parentsexpect me to stay at home. As a 7. , I regret 8. (tell) youthat I have to9. our plans. I think we can meet duringthe summer holiday. When that time comes, we will be together again and enjoy the 10. (beauty) scenery of Wenzhou.

Best wishes

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