A reporter complained about a new TV program that you like. Write a letter to the newspaper editor.- Describe your point of view. - Say what you like about the show and why. - Ask the newspaper to take some action.

Hello sir, I am writing
this
letter to express my dissatisfaction with a reporter who complained regarding a new program on the Sony channel as it presented that content of the show ,Fear Factor was not suitable for geriatrics and children below 10 years as stunts performed in one of the episodes was quite risky if any of the kids perform they could put their life in the risk.In my viewpoint,if possible the show timings should be changed
instead
of banning . Let me explain the situation to you as I am having a keen interest in adventure sports so
this
show fascinates me a lot. I want that your newspaper should take some action as it’s a basic right of every citizen to perform and view whatever they like .
Such
,implications should be taken into consideration as a lot of
budget
Change to a plural noun
budgets
show examples
is spent on the making of
such
shows. Hoping to
listen
Add the preposition
tolisten
show examples
a favourable response from your side. Yours faithfully, Dave.
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