1. Write an email to a friend about your last weekend and ask about their plans. B1 Writing Exam.

 Subject: My weekend


Hi Mike,

I hope you are doing well! I would like to tell you a little bit about my last weekend. On Saturday morning, I went running at the lake and Bute Park. After running I practised some English and Russian. In the afternoon I ate lunch with Kate and we went to the cinema. On Sunday I went for a walk and later I prepared for work, in the evening I watched a film, and then read a book. Overall, it was a really nice and relaxing weekend.

How about you? What did you do last weekend? Do you have any plans for the coming weekend? I would love to hear what you are up to.

Take care and write soon,

Maciej

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