Read the letter and choose the correct phrases for a semi-formal format
A semi-formal style
A semi-formal style of writing has some characteristic features:

1. The use of less colloquial phrases.

   Example: Thank you very much for… (instead of Thanks a lot).

2. Less use of idioms and contracted forms.

   Example: I am writing to inform… (instead of I'll drop you a line...).

3. More respectful and polite tone.

   Example: Would you mind if I borrowed… (instead of Do you have…).

Dear [Alice|Mrs Lewis],

[Thanks a million|Thank you very much] for your invitation. I am writing to tell you about my travel arrangements so that you could know when I am coming.

I am arriving at Heathrow airport on the 10th of October. My flight lands at five-fifty in the afternoon. [It is very kind of you|It's great] to offer to pick me up from the airport but I have already arranged to take the bus to Bath. Perhaps, you could meet me at the bus station. I could phone you when I arrive.

[Finally|Now], I want to ask you a few questions. [Could you tell me|Let me know] what the weather is like in Bath in October? At the moment [I don't have a clue|I am not sure] which clothes to pack for my trip. [Do you have|Do you mind if I borrow] a computer or should I bring my own?

[Yours faithfully,|Best regards,]

Mary