Write a letter to a friend about an item you borrowed last week, that accidentally got damaged. In your letter – Describe the item. – What was the damage? – What do you intend to do to rectify the problem?
Dear Jay,
Hope you are doing well. I am writing
this
letter to share a
bad news with you. As you remember Correct determiner usage
some
that
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apply
last
week, i have
borrowed your Verb problem
I
airpods
for Change the capitalization
Airpods
few
days because of Correct article usage
a few
its
great functionality and better performance. Unfortunately, Correct pronoun usage
their
i
had an accident and one of the Change the capitalization
I
pod
Fix the agreement mistake
pods
got
broke into two.
Let me explain the situation. When Verb problem
apply
i
first saw Change the capitalization
I
this
gadget with you i
was amazed Change the capitalization
I
withit
. Correct your spelling
with it
with
Therfore
, Correct your spelling
Therefore
i
borrowed it from you but yesterday night when Change the capitalization
I
i
was riding my Activa, Change the capitalization
I
than
in-between because of the speed breaker my vehicle got slipped. Luckily, Correct your spelling
then
i
am Okay with Change the capitalization
I
few
cuts on my hand, but your Correct article usage
a few
airpods
got smashed between the activa and land. As it Correct your spelling
AirPods
was having
a Wrong verb form
has
having
cover, the whole body is in good condition and one got Correct word choice
apply
broke
down into two. I was not happy with Wrong verb form
broken
this
incident.
It would be great if you can
let me know the actual Wrong verb form
could
prize
of the PodsCorrect your spelling
price
,
so that Remove the comma
apply
i
can repay you. If you want, Change the capitalization
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i
can fix it by taking it to the shop. Change the capitalization
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Nevertheless
, it was a great device it would be hard to find someone who can fix this
. Afterall
, Correct your spelling
After all
i
am ready to pay the prize.
Thanks for your consideration.
Yours Faithfully
Jay ChawlaChange the capitalization
I
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greeting and closing
The greeting and closing of your letter are appropriately friendly and polite, fitting the context of writing to a friend. This aspect has contributed positively to your score.
single idea per paragraph
Make sure to organize the content with clear paragraphs, each conveying a single idea. While the letter includes the necessary details, organizing it into distinct paragraphs for describing the item, explaining the damage, and stating the intended solution will enhance its clarity.
complete response
Your letter satisfactorily addresses the task's requirements by describing the damaged item, explaining the resulting damage, and proposing a way to rectify the problem. To further improve, ensure every aspect of the task is fully developed with relevant details.
suitable writing tone
To maintain an appropriate tone, aim for a balance between formality and informality suitable for writing to a friend. Avoid overly formal phrases or structures that might not fit the context of a personal letter.
logical structure
Ensure logical progression of ideas by linking sentences and paragraphs smoothly. Use transition words and phrases to guide the reader through your narrative, enhancing the overall coherence of the letter.
The Closing
The style of the letter determine how you have to close it.
Check out the suggested closing sentences for each type of letter in the General IELTS Test. The closing sentence should be the last sentence of your letter.
Formal style (To someone you have not met, whose name you don’t know)
- Yours faithfully,
Semi-formal (To someone you may or may not have met, whose last name you know)
- Yours sincerely,
Informal (To someone you know well, whose first name you know and use)
- Best regards,
- Warm wishes,