Your local public library wants to make improvements to their services and facilities. In order to get ideas from the public, they have asked library users to send them suggestions in writing. Write a letter to the librarian. In your letter • describe what you like about the library • say what you don’t like • make suggestions for improvements.

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Dear Sir or Madam, I am a resident of Watline Avenue and a regular visitor to the
library
in
this
neighborhood
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. I am writing
this
letter in response to your notice regarding the positive thoughts you have asked from its users to enhance the services of
this
facility.
First,
I would like to appreciate all your efforts to provide a better experience for the readers. The collection of a large number of
books
on diverse subjects acts as a university for people to gain information from all around the world.
Although
we live in a far-flung area where we do not have decent internet speed, we still get adequate news and knowledge because of the
library
materials.
In addition
to
this
, the staff is enormously supportive and encouraging. By asking some basic questions about our interests, they suggest the appropriate
books
;
therefore
, individuals prefer regular visits to the
library
.
However
, in my opinion, there are a few areas where improvement is essential. Currently, it is observed that some youngsters talk loudly, which annoys people who prefer reading in a calm environment.
Furthermore
, the approach to providing the services is outdated. The
library
still uses typical methodologies,
such
as physical
books
, magazines, and newspapers, which do not appeal to the new generation at all. Fortunately, there are some measures that can help mitigate the above-mentioned issues. First of all, strict rules and regulations are required to provide a peaceful atmosphere for the readers, as it is of paramount importance to concentrate.
Moreover
, if the
library
can arrange some computers with pre-stored electronic versions of
books
, it will provide a unique user experience, which may attract young students who are not interested in reading at all. Thank you for considering my views, and I look forward to the successful implementation of them. Yours faithfully, Sohel Khan
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coherence cohesion
Ensure that each paragraph presents a clear central idea, and expand on it with specific details.
task achievement
While your response addresses the prompts, make sure to give equal development to all parts of the task for a more balanced letter.
lexical resource
Use a range of vocabulary to convey precise meanings and avoid repetition of words and phrases.
grammatical range and accuracy
For a higher score, display a greater variety of complex sentence structures and ensure correct punctuation and grammar throughout.

Word Count

IELTS says that you should write a minimum of 150 words in writing task 1. If you go under word count you will lose marks in task response.

A very long letter will not give you a higher band score.

Aim for between 160 to 190 words in writing task 1. This will ensure a concise letter and will be realistic in terms of time management. You have only 20 minutes to write the letter and you need around 5 minutes of planning time, so you will not be able to write a long letter in 15 minutes.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • suggest
  • recommend
  • propose
  • advise
  • commend
  • commendable
  • improve
  • enhance
  • expand
  • extend
  • benefit
  • accommodate
  • organize
  • community events
  • programs
  • collection
  • e-books
  • digital resources
  • signage
  • workshops
  • classes
  • skills
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