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Li Yue
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Dear Wang Lin,
In your letter, you have asked me for my advice on how to choose a proper association in your new school. Thanks for trusting me and I¡¯ll try to make some suggestions.
I feel that it would be wise if you could join in the Basketball Association since you love it so much. Not only can it satisfy your interest and give you relaxation from heavy school work, it can also promote your friendship with your new companions. Besides, the English Club is also a wonderful choice. Apart from improving your English study, their activities are helpful in many aspects. For instance, your skills of communication will turn out to be better than before. By the way, maybe it is a good chance to make friends with English native speakers.
I hope you will find these suggestions helpful. If you have any more problems, please contact me at any time. I¡¯m willing to discuss with you whenever you need.
Yours sincerely,
Li Yue
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