One of your friends has asked you to be a partner in his new start-up business. Write a letter to him and say - What is your opinion on his new business idea - What have you decided on this matter - What are the reasons for your decision
Dr Rossi,
I hope you are healthy and safe. Today I am writing
this
letter to inform you that, I am very delighted that you select me as your business
partner.
To embark with, in your letter you said to me that, you want to start a restaurant business
. Which will be located in Khilgaon. I think it will be a good idea. In addition
, the place is very crowded thus
I think your business
will go well. Moreover
, nowadays people are very food lovers. I think it will be great.
Furthermore
, right now my father wants me to join his business
. Over and above, these days I am very busy with my studies, and I have to look after my family as well. Similarly
, I have a part-time job you know that. Therefore
, I will not be able to do this
business
with you.
Last
but not the least, as my father wants me to join his business
I cannot tell him about your idea. Moreover
, my financial condition is not ok right now, but I wish you all the very best. I hope you will do better in this
Sector.
I hope you understand my situation and do not mind. Please come to my place when you get free time. No more today.
With love,
ZannatulSubmitted by Zannatul Irin
on
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