You are moving to a new country to go to university and will need a part-time job. You have a friend who lives in that country. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter, • apologise for not staying in touch • explain why you’re moving to this country • ask your friend if he/she can help you find a job

Hello Ram, I want to apologise for not being in touch for so long, I hope you and everyone in the family is doing well.
Last
year, I kept myself away from digital platforms
such
as Facebook and Whatsapp and that's the primary reason I couldn't connect with you more often. You will be glad to hear that I'm migrating to the USA as I will be joining The University of Southern California as a master's student in the coming summer. For my master's program, I have selected Computer Science as my field of study as I like computers and
also
there are good job opportunities in
this
area in future. Since you
also
studying at The University of Sothern California, I want to enquire and see if you can find some part-time jobs for me. As you are aware the cost of living in Los Angeles is very high
along with
expensive tuition costs,and a part-time job will help elevate some of the financial burden from me. Take care and do stay in touch Best Wishes, Vipin
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