Recently returned from overseas by air and left a valuable item on the plane. Write a letter to the airline manager -Describe the item -Why it is important to you -What you would likr the airline manager to do
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing to ask if an item that I left on one of your flights has been found.
My flight was JL702 from Melbourne to Tokyo on 10th July and my seat was 17B in economy class. After I got home, I noticed that I had left my
necklace
on the plane. It is a Tiffany necklace
in rose gold colour with a little diamond, also
engraved '120922' on the backside.
While
I was on the flight, I took off my necklace
to wash my face. I am sure I put it in the seat pocket in front of me but unfortunately, I did not realise that I have
totally forgotten about my Wrong verb form
had
necklace
at the time. It was not until I arrived home. I am very upset since it was not only a valuable item but it
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apply
also
had great sentimental value as my partner gave it for my birthday last
year.
I have already tried to reach out to the customer support centre on the phone a few times. However
, I was told they cannot find any related information at this
stage. I would therfore
like to request you to find out if my item Correct your spelling
therefore
are
handed over to the lost and found department. I am aware that your office is always busy but if you could consider my situation and proceed Change the verb form
is
my
request as soon as possible, I would Change preposition
with my
be really appreciate
it.
Thank you very much in advance and I look forward Change the verb form
really appreciate
hearing
from you soon.
Yours faithfully,
Keiko HoshiChange preposition
to hearing
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Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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