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This document provides an activity and example for a letter comparing an old home to a new apartment. The activity asks the reader to imagine moving to a new apartment and write a letter to a friend describing how the new home compares to the old one. The example letter mentions that the new apartment has more space but darker bedrooms due to a lack of windows, when compared to the writer's old apartment.
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