Essay on a letter to a friend

Essay on A letter to a friend
Dear Umida,
Thanks for your reply. I was very glad to receive your letter. I miss you so much and I think about the time that we spent at the camp. It seems to me that it was the best summer ever. But time moves on and I’m getting ready for final exams at University.
This year I have to pass the test in English, History, Literature, and Psychology. History and English are compulsory exams, while Literature and Psychology are subjects that I have chosen. It is a difficult time for me because I brush up on information for these exams day after day. I’m really anxious about them. Hopefully, I will get good marks.
From time to time I can find some rare hours for leisure. I still visit my swimming classes and have additional lessons of foreign languages. Other than English, I’ve taken up Spanish six months ago. It is a beautiful and melodic language. The most difficult is Spanish grammar. As you remember, I’ve always wanted to be an interpreter, so I think the more languages I know the better. I also go to the nearest old public library. The building is situated next to my block of flats. They have an excellent collection of foreign literature there.
The weather right now is really hot, so we often go to the sea to swim and sunbathe. How is the weather in London now? I hope it’s warm too. When I walk with my friends, I wish you were also here. You are always welcome to visit me. I’m sure, you’ll love my city. It’s a place of grandiose architecture and picturesque canals. Wandering around the city you’ll find world–famous attractions like the Hermitage, St. Isaac's Cathedral and the Mariinsky Theatre.
How are things with you? Has something new happened in life? I hope we will be able to meet up soon!
Truly yours,
Tamara