Pack

I´m learning to read and write and I like to do it on my own. All help is very welcome

Dear  Fran,

       every day I get learning more, at least that I think. These weeks I have known a new word. Well, the word I already knew it, but I was ignorant of one meaning. The word in question turned out to be has four letters, a ‘p’, an ‘a’, a ‘c’ and a ‘k’. Pack.

       Looking in my dictionary up, Pack can meaning 1 the same that packet and packing, for example in for sell-by date see back of pack 2 backpack 3 also pack of cards and if you want to cut the pack of lies that somebody are telling you 4 if you want to describe a group of immature people, you would say they are like a pack of kids 5 if you are really into rugby, then you could say forwards or the pack 6 you can use pack instead of fill in a crate packet with books 7 in US a lot of people pack a gun 8 if that somebody above continues telling you a pack of lies you could send him or her packing 9 if we are like sardines we can say to pack into a room … Apart from pack in, pack off or pack up amidst others in which I don´t  stop.

       However pack has a meaning that you have heard many times last two weeks and my dictionary clears up:

The wolf pack worked together to catch its prey

       Fran, you exactly know what I mean.

       Y. a.

       Mary