You are selling your TV and you think your friend might be interested in buying it. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter, you must write: 1.Why are you selling the TV 2.The specifications and price that you are quoting 3.Invite him/her over to your place so they can decide to buy the TV from you.

Dear Sanjay, I hope you are doing well and all your family number. As you know I want to sell my old
TV
and the selling price is very low.
this
TV
was purchased by my close friend.
Firstly
,
This
TV
is very easy to access in all things and the
TV
inch fourth is very large .
In addition
, I buy in my
tv
because I purchased new latest module
TV
with internet content so
then
I want to sell my new
TV
but my old
TV
is very smart and uses full that access.so I have sold by my best friend Sanjay or who is my family member.
This
TV
is in my hometown and my friend is coming to my hometown and discuss all items and you see all functions completed
then
buying the
TV
. Best regards pooja
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