You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. You have recently started work in a new company. Write a letter to an English-speaking friend. In your letter, •explain why you changed jobs •describe your new job •tell him / her your other news
Dear Sam
Hope you are doing well. I am writing
this
letter to tell you about my new job
. I know you will be quite interested in knowing about my experience of job
changes.
To make you familiar with my earlier work, it was at Subway. You will be shocked by knowing that it took around 2 hours to reach there and the travelling time was around 4 hours which was quite stressful. Moreover
, the physical workload was too much as I have to look for the things like delivery, inventory and training of new staff. Not only that, but also
the owner was not friendly with me and I was facing the issue of schedule conflict.
Fortunately, due to
my related ,,
Change the punctuation
apply
degree
I got a Add a comma
,degree
job
in a call centre. And here I can work from home which also
saves my travelling time. ,Also
it is a sitting job
which is quite good compared to the Subway business. You will be glad to know that they will promote me within the next 6 months which will lead to an increase in my pay too.
I am also
so much excited to share with you the news of my parents that they are also
going abroad the following week. If you are having time then
just come here that week to meet them and we will do fun together.
Hope to meet you soon.
Your friend
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The Closing
The style of the letter determine how you have to close it.
Check out the suggested closing sentences for each type of letter in the General IELTS Test. The closing sentence should be the last sentence of your letter.
Formal style (To someone you have not met, whose name you don’t know)
- Yours faithfully,
Semi-formal (To someone you may or may not have met, whose last name you know)
- Yours sincerely,
Informal (To someone you know well, whose first name you know and use)
- Best regards,
- Warm wishes,
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