You would like to buy some electrical goods at a shop in a nearby town. Write a letter to the shop and ask if they have the things you want or whether they will be able to order them. Ask what the prices are and how long they will be able to hold the goods for you.
Mr.
Dunphy,
I am writing Change the punctuation
Mr
this
letter to inquire about some electrical products. I recently came across your shop and observed it has plenty of options to choose from.
I am planning to upgrade my kitchen with modern appliances. I am interested to buy juicer
and food processor. Juicer must have Correct article usage
a juicer
glass
container and should come with easy fixing. For Correct article usage
a glass
food
Correct article usage
a food
Fix the agreement mistake
processors
processor
Add a comma
,processor
i
will Change the capitalization
I
preffer
one with meat mincing and vegetable chopping Correct your spelling
prefer
option
. It should Fix the agreement mistake
options
also
have blending
jug for Correct article usage
a blending
smothies
.
can you provide me with details of all the options for these two appliances and Correct your spelling
smoothies
also
the price. I like Kenwood products. Can the shop order online the requested model on my behalf, if it is not readily available.
I will be out of town for one week so Change the punctuation
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i
would like to inquire after placing the order how long you can hold the item for me.
Looking forward to hearing from you
yours sincerely
Saba ShaheenChange the capitalization
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