A neighbour has caused damage to your car. Write a letter to him/her. In your letter - Describe the damage - How the damage influences your life - Suggest what actions he/she should take about it
Dear Mr Black,
I am writing to complain about an incident which happened to my
car
last
week by your children.
Firstly
, I would like to describe the damage
to my car
. Last
week, your children played a
cricket with their friends near my home. During playing, the ball was hit two times to my Remove the article
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car
's front glasses. As a result
, it was broken and all pieces of it was fallen into my car
. This
damage
was really upsetting to me.
Secondly
, I would like to explain the effect of this
damage
. Being from a middle-class family, I am only
breadwinner of my family, so it Correct article usage
the only
difficult
to run the family. And to add on Add a missing verb
is difficult
this
, I have seen this
car
damage
last
week, which was very ruin
to my monthly income. Replace the word
ruining
Additionally
, tomorrow we will plan to go to my uncle's house by car
because we do not go there for a long time. We might change our plan to go by public transportation.
Lastly
, I would request you not to play a
cricket in near Remove the article
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to
my home and Change preposition
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also
request you to tell your children to play on a cricket ground.
I look forward to receiving your explanation. I look forward to hearing from you.
Best Regards,
Milav
Correct your spelling
Milan
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Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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