3. Writing: Think of an object that you own. You may be carring it with you right now or you may have it at home. The object you choose must have a story behind.
Follow these tips:

   1. Write a title: "The story of a / an ... ".
   2. Describe the object in detail.
   3. Narrate the story behind it:
       who gave it to you
       when
       under which circumstances
       for what reason
       why you keep it
       who would you like to have it later on
   4. Try to include linking words seen in the previous letter (either in its version one or in version two) in your own piece of narration. If you like, show it to your teacher/tutor for suggestions.

Why do this? As a way to put together various aspects that you have been practising so far like describing, narrating, using linking words, giving coherence to your text, etc.