You share your room with another student in the college hostel. You find it very difficult to study there because he or she always has parties and friends visiting. Write a letter to the hostel warden complaining about your displeasure with the room-mate.

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Dear Sir or Madam, My name is Kajol Dave. I am writing to express my annoyance with the
room- mate
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roommate
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because of lots of noise, I will not be able to study. She always has friends visiting and parties on the daily basis in the
room
. They make lots of noise during the events and switch on the radio very loudly.
This
environment is very difficult for me to study with concentration. She even takes my things without my permission and it is very impolite
behavior
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. I had asked her to arrange parties in another place many times, but she still has arranged the parties in the
room
. I really cannot stay in the same
room
with her. I would be grateful if you could change my
room
to a single
room
so that I can study in a peaceful environment. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully, Kajol Dave
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