Look at the letters. Write words. .
Happy birthday, Simon.
It's your garden party.
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Sure! Let's look at the letters and try to come up with words.

The first letter is "H", which can be the beginning of the word "Happy". So let's write down "Happy".

Next, we have the letter "b". This can be the beginning of the word "birthday". So let's add "birthday" to our list.

Moving on, we have the letter "S". It can be part of the word "Simon". Let's add "Simon".

After that, we have the letter "I". This can be the beginning of the word "It's". So let's write down "It's".

Then, we have the letter "y". This can be part of the word "your" or "party", but since the next letter is an "o", it's more likely to be part of the word "your". Let's add "your" to our list.

Finally, we have the letter "g". This can be part of the word "garden". Let's write down "garden".

Now, let's put all the words together. From the given letters, we can form the words: "Happy," "birthday," "Simon," "It's," "your," "garden."

So the sentence could be: "Happy birthday, Simon. It's your garden."

I hope this explanation helps you understand how we can form words from given letters. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!