You eat at your college cafeteria every lunchtime. However, you think it needs some improvements. Write a letter to the college magazine. In your letter, explain what you like about the cafeteria Say what is wrong with it Suggest how it could be improved
Dear sir,
I am a regular visitor who eats lunch at the college cafeteria purely on grounds that the
foodservice
in it is hygienic and fresh, suitable priced and it has a friendly atmosphere. There are, Correct your spelling
food service
however
, a number of deficiencies that I believe should be put right.
To begin
with, although
your staffs try to keep the tables clean, there are not enough employees at peak time to clear their tables themselves then
they finished eating. Moreover
, certain students
do not bother to do this
, there are numerous students
who do not wait in the queue to be served, which is very annoying for the majority of us. Last
but not least, there is only one billing counter and this
makes it extremely busy.
As mention earlier, from my perspective, it would be a good idea providing that more signs were put around the cafeteria asking students
to put their plates and cutlery on the trolleys provided and throw away their leftovers and rubbish. In addition
, you should tell students
when they are being anti-social and jumping the queue. Finally
, you should consider adding more billing counter
so that we are not late for our classes.Fix the agreement mistake
counters
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The Closing
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Formal style (To someone you have not met, whose name you don’t know)
- Yours faithfully,
Semi-formal (To someone you may or may not have met, whose last name you know)
- Yours sincerely,
Informal (To someone you know well, whose first name you know and use)
- Best regards,
- Warm wishes,