You would like to participate in a work-related seminar in another country. Write a letter to the person in charge of the seminar and ask for detailed information regarding the dates, program, accommodation and cost.
I am James Rodriguez, currently working as a Software Engineer in Brazil. I have heard about your seminar on Web Development, scheduled to be held in Toronto, Canada in December 2022, through an advertisement in a newspaper. I am planning to attend
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Thank you in advance for your reply. I am looking forward to attending the seminar.
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