Dear Hannah
You don't know how much has saddened me this message. I was looking forward to see yourself and spend this time with you. However I'll help you and your family to ejnoy your holidays in Formentera.
 So, one time over there you should go to the most representative local aglomerations like Sant Francesc, Es Pujols or La Mola. Many times at week  there are an artesanal market in La Mola. It'd be an interesting alternative if you wanna join mediterranean culture and bought some awsome souvenirs.  
On the other hand, Es Pujols is the home of intimate restaurants, bars and pizzeria's with delicious savories: something good for everyone. However, there are some nice little shops. But talking about serious shopping a tourist in Formentera should visit te boulevard in Sant Francesc.   I think you can find there evrything necessary for a tourist. If you visit Sant Francesc don't forget to do a walk around the village and see the local church, for example.
 Also resting on the awsome beaches you can do a lot of atractive and exciting activites as windsurfing, kitesurf or beach volleyball. 
 I think in this period the weather won't make you surprises: you'll find sunny beaches and clear sea water; how must to be. 
 Best reguards,
Michal

Michal Kolinski

From: Laura FernándeZ Marín

To: Laia Escamilla

Subject: Re: Your visit

Hi Laia!

I’ve just read your email. Sorry for not being here, just precisely the weekend that you have come. You can go to many places, depending on where you are installed. If you are installed near the centre, you can go and visit, the cathedral, the classical art museum, the caves. I’m sure, if you go to any of these places, you will enjoy a lot.

Here the weather is irregular, one day can rain be raining cats and dogs, and another one can’t rain. So what you can do is, bring halftime clothes, and a raincoat, for when it rains in case it rained. Tell your mother not to worry about anything, you don’t need anything special.

Well, if you want to buy good clothes, you can go to the shopping center of Half hand square. There are a lot of shops, but they are very expensive, for example: Dolce and Gabbana and Abercrombie, or libraries bookshops and CD shops. Also there’s a shopping center near the cathedral, and there it isn’t so expensive.

Yes, there’s one called Chicoa’s restaurant, it is the best restaurants I’ve ever been to. Also Besides, the boss is my friend, and he’s a very funny and good man. I’m sure you will like him a lot.

Looking forward to hearing from you, and I hope to see you another time.

All the best

Laura

COMPOSITION

Dear, Mr. Johnson

I am writing this curriculum vitae to get one job. This is important for me beacuse I want a good job for my future.

I have sixteen years old and nowadays I am studying a lot of subjects like english, maths, economy etc.... I would like to work in a job that was related to direction of offices or to simply related to economy.

I worked in a company that was related to insurances. It was a good and a reflexive job that I learn a lot or the majority that i know about the economy and all of this staffs. When I was young I learned english and a little bit french, refering me to the languages.

Yours sincerely,

Miki

Letter of application

Dear Mr Daylesford,
I’m writing in response to your advertisement looking for a tour guide and I would like to apply for your work team.
I am 16 years old, I am currently studying 1st of Baccalaureate while I am working as art’s teacher assistant in an academy. This job caught my eye because it seems to be a great chance to acquire further experience in such an interesting activity as organic food industry.
As it is said in my CV, I have taken many workshops regarding to the improvement of social abilities which makes me able to deal with jobs were interacting with people is essential. I have also been working every single summer since the age of 12 in my uncle’s farm so this business is not unfamiliar to me.
In addition to the above, I speak fluent English, Spanish and Catalan and I can manage with French and Finnish. Regarding to my availability, I’m free on Tuesday and on Friday from 2:30 to 5 30 and on Saturday from 9:00 to 11:00.
Thanks for your time; I look forward to hearing for you,
Yours sincerely,
Marina Gómez

Dear James Daylesford,

I am writing this letter in order to answer your advertising, which I saw in the newspaper last week. I’m interested in the work that you offer, that one of assistant Tour Guide.

I was working last year as a monitor in Comarruga, the village where I spend my holidays. I would love to work in your Foxmore’s Organic Centre, firstly to earn money and help my family and secondly to test a new experience.

Nowadays, I’m 16 but on April I will be 17. I know three languages: Spanish, English and Catalan, also I have a less level of French.

Thanks for your attention and I wish look forwards to hearing from you.

Best regards.

Laura Fernández Marín.

Letter of application

Dear James Daylesford,

I am writting this e-mail in order to answer you to the advertisment I saw in the newspaper. I would like to work as an assistant tour guide at the Foxmore's organic centre.

Nowadays I am 16, but on holiday I will be 17. I am studying 1st of batxillerat at SIL school in barcelona. I wouls like to work in your team so as to have more experience and for having the opportunity of travelling abroad. Apart from English I also speak Spanish and Catalan.

I have very little experience working, I have only worked as trainer of boys aged between 9 and 11.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Your sincerily,

Pablo

Halloween

(In a stormy night in a day as today, 4 young people were walking through a dark leafy forest. When accidentally one of them visualized some sort of haunted house.)

Anabel: -Hey boys look at that, it seems to be a haunted house.

Miky: -I think we could enter and investigate, It could be funny!

Isaac: -I don’t think so boys! It could be dangerous!

Alfonso: -Come on Isaac, I’m sure it will be interesting and we will enjoy the time.

(After discussing, they finally enter at the house…)

Isaac: -Hey guys, I continue thinking that this is not a good idea!

The boys walked around the house, touching, listening, seeing things… When one of them saw a think that stand among all the others, it was a very old and with a lot of dust and cobwebs. It was opened…

Miky: -Hey look what I’ve found! It’s an old book!

Anabel: -Let me see it please

(She reviews some pages)

Alfonso: -What is about it?

Anabel: -There are instructions for creating potions, spells and fantastic creatures such as ghosts and dragons.

Miky: -I want to try it and create a ghost!

Alfonso: -Me to, let me see… frog legs, wolf hair, owl eyes, crow's feather, and some children blood

Miky: -And where are we supposed to find all that?

Anabel: -Mmmm…over that shelf I think there are different things… Yes, here we have all that staff!

Isaac: guys, this is very strange, we shouldn’t

(Alfonso is reading)

Alfonso: -In a huge pot add some water…

Miky: -Here it is, next step!

Alfonso: -To be add in this order: wolf hair…

Anabel: I have it!

Alfonso: -…Frog legs…

Anabel: Just done it!

Alfonso: And you can add at the same time frog legs and crow’s feather.

Miky: Just finish, anything else?

Alfonso: Here it said we need few blood drops..

(All of them look to Isaac)

Isaac: No no no! I won’t!!!

Anabel, Miky, Alfonso: Come on, please!

Isaac: Oh my god! It’s ok…

(The did a little cut to Isaac and dropped some blood. After stiring few minutes..)

The 4 guys: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

(All of a sudden they disappeared.)

(Along the years, people who have gone near that house have heart voices and moreover some others have seen human shadows when nobody was there; and as the legend tells, if they touch someone, it will turn into another ghost…)

Alfonso Boada as Alfonso

Anabel Hernández as Anabel

Miquel Masas Miky

Isaac Pérez as Isaac

Pablo Tramullas as the narrator