On a recent holiday, you lost a valuable item. Fortunately, you have travel insurance to cover the cost of anything lost. Write a letter to the manager of your insurance company. In your letter: describe the item you lost explain how you lost it tell the insurance company what you would like them to do

Dear Sir, I am writing
this
letter to make a claim for my precious Apple watch which I lost while travelling to Hawaii. Let me explain to you the lost
item
.
This
is an Apple I2560 latest model 2021, which my sister gave me on my birthday, on January 30th, 2021. It is black in colour and having a 2 by 2 inches lamoid display.
This
watch is very precious for me as my sentiments are attached to it. As you know, it is a valuable
item
, and I took insurance of it from you
this
year in Jan 2021, I would like to make a claim for
this
item
for the value of the
item
. Could you please tell me the
further
process? I look forward to your reply. Yours faithfully Simrandeep Kaur
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Word Count

IELTS says that you should write a minimum of 150 words in writing task 1. If you go under word count you will lose marks in task response.

A very long letter will not give you a higher band score.

Aim for between 160 to 190 words in writing task 1. This will ensure a concise letter and will be realistic in terms of time management. You have only 20 minutes to write the letter and you need around 5 minutes of planning time, so you will not be able to write a long letter in 15 minutes.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • valuable possession
  • insurance claim
  • misplace
  • irreplaceable
  • receipt
  • policyholder
  • reimbursement
  • coverage
  • claim number
  • deductible
  • documentation
  • authenticate
  • liability
  • premium
  • accidental loss
  • indemnity
  • beneficiary
  • contact details
  • substantiate
  • correspondence
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