you live in a room in college which you share with another student. however, there are many problems with this arrangements and you find it very difficult to work write a letter to the accommodation officer at the college, in your letter, - describe the situation - explain your problem and why it is difficult to work - say what kind of accommodation you would prefer
Dear Sir,
I am writing
this
letter to draw your attention to the problems faced by me in room number 27 which is in the B block of William Harry College.
At the onset, to describe the bad situation of my stay Linking Words
at
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in
this
room, Linking Words
first
of all, the behaviour of Linking Words
Mr.
John, my Change the punctuation
Mr
roomate
, is Correct your spelling
roommate
unbearble
. Because of his angry nature, he is always ready to fight Correct your spelling
unbearable
on
unnecessary things. In fact, he is least interested Change preposition
against
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in
into
the cleanliness of the room and the bad condition of the washroom is beyond words. All these things are making my stay here Correct your spelling
in to
is
identical to a herculean task and I cannot anticipate Unnecessary verb
apply
the
good level of my health if I stay for a longer time here.
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a
Lastly
, I would like to relocate Linking Words
myself
to Correct pronoun usage
apply
new
place and I would like to submit some of my Add an article
a new
the new
preference
. Primarily, I do not want to share my new place with anyone so that I can find out my mental peace. Fix the agreement mistake
preferences
Moreover
, it will be really a great relief for me if my new place has no children or school nearby and especially the Linking Words
land lord
should be Correct your spelling
landlord
calm
and happy person and rent cost should be between $1200 to $1300.
Look forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours faithfully,
Harry BrownAdd an article
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