You have borrowed something from your friend and it got damaged. Write a letter to your friend. In the letter: Apologize for the damage to the item Explain what happened Say how you are going to fix the issue

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Dear Ali, I hope you are doing well. I am writing
this
letter to apologize to you for the damage I caused to the
cellphone
charger
I borrowed from you yesterday. I feel really embarrassed about the incident. When I borrowed the
charger
from you I plugged it in to charge my cellular phone but suddenly the power went off and there was no electrical protection between the plug and your
charger
and
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when I checked my
cellphone
I realized that it was not charging and I guess that your
charger
has been damaged. So when the power came back I checked your
charger
again and it did not charge my
cellphone
and I found out it had been damaged. So I decided to go to an electrical shop and get it fixed. But the technician told me it has been damaged badly and it is unrepairable.
Therefore
, I want to go to the market
this
weekend and I have planned to buy a new
cellphone
charger
for you. I look forward to receiving forgiveness from you. Best regards,
khashayar
Correct your spelling
Kashyap
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Include a variety of sentence structures and expand on ideas to improve clarity and interest.
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Utilize transitional phrases to enhance the flow between sentences and paragraphs for improved readability.
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Consider directly addressing how you plan to replace the charger and potentially offering a timeline, which can add precision to your solution.
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