There is a problem with the changing rooms in the sports centre that you visit. You have complained several times but with no success. Write a letter to the manager of the sports centre. In your letter: describe what the problem with the changing rooms is say what happened the last times you complained explain what you want the manager to do.

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Dear Mr, I am writing
this
letter
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some reasons. As you know I have been visiting your
sport
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complex for
the
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five years richest located in the south-west
in
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the city on
the
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Bristol
road
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between the tools shop. I would like to complain about your
center
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,
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because there
appear
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some problem with the changing room wall
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the second floor. The wall
become
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to crack. About all I was informed about
this
complex, that it was constructed by builders 20 years ago. Until now, it did not repair.
Consequently
,
this
is alarming
me
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not only for me
,
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but
also
for the other visitors. Probably two days ago when
was
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the
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strong storm,
in
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the second floor of the complex, heavy rainfall flowed through the wall after
then
appear cracks. I would like to tell you
solve
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these issues. Some visitors
ready
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for
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the invest in your sports center.
Furthermore
, we are able to advertise your complex. Thank you a huge, all the best
Your
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faithfully John Mark.
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logical structure
Ensure your letter has a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. Address the manager formally and introduce the purpose of your letter in the introduction. In the body, clearly describe the problem, past complaints, and what actions you would like to be taken in separate paragraphs. Conclude your letter by summarizing your concerns and expressing hope for resolution.
greeting and closing
Use proper greetings and sign-offs in a formal letter. Instead of 'Dear Mr,', use 'Dear Mr. [Last Name],' or 'Dear Manager,' if the last name is unknown. Sign off with 'Yours faithfully,' followed by your full name.
single idea per paragraph
Limit each paragraph to a single idea. The first paragraph should introduce the problem, the second should discuss previous complaints, and the third should outline your expectations for resolution. This structure helps the reader follow your argument more easily.
complete response
Provide a complete and direct response to each of the task prompts. Describe the changing room problem and its consequences, recount your previous complaints and their outcomes, and explicitly state what actions you expect from the manager. Avoid unnecessary details that do not support your main points.
suitable writing tone
Use a tone that is suitable for a formal complaint. Be respectful but assertive. State the facts clearly and avoid colloquial language or overly casual expressions. Make sure your language reflects the seriousness of your concerns without being aggressive.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • frequent user
  • specific issues
  • cleanliness
  • hygiene
  • broken facilities
  • lack of supplies
  • address the issue
  • response
  • emphasize
  • well-maintained
  • comfort
  • hygiene
  • politely
  • firmly
  • request
  • resolve
  • prompt resolution
  • discuss
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