Subject: Ski Passes
To: Jerry S <j.smithers@frimpton.bc.ca>
From: Leslie <lrockton@sterlings.ca>

Hi Jerry,

I meant to talk to you before I left the office, but my meeting with management went longer than expected. You were saying that you want to get ski passes for yourself and Billy. Billy 1.▾

is over thirteen years old now.is learning to night ski this year.needs both a night and winter pass.will be skating and skiing this year.

, so he’ll be at the youth rate this year. That’s more expensive than last year, 2.▾

so the two of you shouldbut you'll probably want tobut it still doesn't pay toso you will both have to

get the family winter pass for just the two of you.

The key question is how much you’ll be skiing. If you can only get up there after work, then you might as well 3.▾

get the 20% discount.get the night pass.learn to snowboard or skate.get the adult rate.

. This saves you money. Note, however, with my full winter pass, I 4.▾

can snowboardget free access to other resortscan bring a friend for freeget 20% off ice skating

and, of course, I can ski in the day. If you’re planning to ski on the weekends, and if 5.▾

Billy wants free ski lessonsyou want to night skiyou won't be skiing in the dayyou want to bring a friend

then you might want to consider the full pass. It’s definitely more expensive, but you will have a lot more freedom to ski whenever you want.

Best
Leslie.

Leslie is Jerry’s 6.▾

co-worker.longtime friend.manager.sister.

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Leslie 7.▾

has never skied before.went skiing last weekend.is an experienced skier.is a skiing instructor.

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Leslie suggests that Jerry 8.▾

gets skiing lessons.goes for the family pass.avoids weekend skiing.saves money for a full pass.

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