Last semester a classmate let you borrow an important textbook. You realize that you still have the book after your friend has already gone back home overseas. Write a letter to him/her. In your letter: • Give an apology • Find out if/when they need the book back • Tell them what you will do to fix the problem Your letter should be between 150-200 words.

Dear Bob. How're you, my friend? How's the family? We haven't met since we got together
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semester. Hope things are OK at your end. I'
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writing to apologize for
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textbook you lent. The first thing I want to tell you about is that I'
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realy
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sorry because after you had left, I found out that I forgot to give you your textbook.
Moreover
, I know that
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your father's gift.
Therefore
, I hope to know if you need your
text book
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in the
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, or I can give it back to you next semester when we meet. If you need it urgently, please let me know to take
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as soon as possible.
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, what I can say, except I'
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sorry, is that I will do my best to fix what I've done.
In addition
, I've contacted a cargo company, and I've
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about sending the textbook to you. Honestly,
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if I had known that it was going to be so bad, I wouldn't have borrowed it from you. I can't describe how sorry
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and how guilty I feel. Lots of love, Islam
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