There is construction taking place near your home and the noise is disturbing you. Write a letter to your local council. In the letter, Describe the construction Explain why the construction is a problem for you Say what you would like them to do about it You do NOT need to write any addresses. Begin your letter as follows: Dear Sir or Madam,
Dear Sir ,
I am writing
this
letter to express my deep grievances about the construction which is taking place close to my place which is annoying and irritating.
The project of new housing just launched at the Hespeler Village by the well-known builder thus
, this
area became a source of noise due to
this
all the local residents are getting frustrated.The noise of the lorries and the machines creates a mess in our lives . Moreover
, they construct these houses late night
till around 2 pm .
I am a student and a part-time employee Change preposition
at night
hence
, I am unable to concentrate on my studies and work. I used to be very punctual however
, I got written
warning from my office for being late on Correct article usage
a written
daily
basis. I request you to arrange a meeting with the builder and set appropriate and accurate timings for their work Correct article usage
a daily
this
way , I will get a breath of relief and I can focus on my stuff .
I strongly assert that this
problem must be addressed at the earliest.
Yours faithfully,
JaiSubmitted by Kaurharvinder2984 on
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Greeting Consistency
Begin by ensuring grammatical accuracy and consistency in your greeting. It should either be 'Dear Sir or Madam,' or 'Dear [specific name],' but not mixed as 'Dear Sir,'.
Logical Structure
Organize your letter into clear paragraphs, each representing a distinct idea: introduction of the issue, detailed explanation, and a proposed solution.
Cohesive Devices
Improve cohesion by transitioning smoothly between paragraphs and sentences. Use linking phrases such as 'As a result,' 'Therefore,' or 'Consequently.'
Tone Consistency
Adhere strictly to formal tone and register throughout the letter. Avoid colloquial language and ensure that your writing is appropriately formal for communication with the council.
Closing Consistency
Conclude your letter with a strong closing that restates your main request or concern. A formal sign-off, 'Yours sincerely,' (when the name is known) or 'Yours faithfully,' (when it's 'Sir/Madam') is recommended.
Task Response
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