You have seen an advertisement for part-time work in a hotel for three months over the summer. Write a letter to the manager. In your letter Say what experience you have Ask what the work involves Enquire about conditions

Dear Sir I would like to write regarding applying for a part-time
job
in the hotel. I would like to ask some questions below. Currently, I'
m
a student and a final year of a university. I'
m
studying Computer Science. I have a year's experience in
this
field. I think the
job
is suitable for me.
Firstly
, I'
m
good at communication and help you to resolve any situation in your hotel.
Secondly
, I'
m
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hard-worker person and more proactive when the customer needs me in order to improve customer service.
Last
week, I have seen an advertisement. But, It's general things for me. I'
m
happy to when you share more details about
this
job
. I have some concerns about parking and the
job
description.
Firstly
, I read details about car parking. But the company will support the fee for parking or not.
Secondly
, If I know English, I can negotiate with you about the salary. I hope you can respond to me as quickly as possible. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me. Thanks and regards Vy Nguyen
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Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately

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