Write a letter to your friend about a book that you have read recently. Include the following in your letter: Describe the book. Why do you want him/her to read it? Tell him/her to get the book.
Hello Simran,
It is been a
while
, I have not heard from you. Hope you are doing great in your life. I was recently drawn towards a new book
which I got online.
Let me tell you in detail. The book
's name is "An Old Man" by Leo Magnus. It is a fictional storybook. There is an old man in the story whose wife dies and he gets depressed after her wife is gone. Many of his neighbours try to make him happy but he always gets trapped in her thoughts. The story goes like this
and ends with a very sad scene.
I want you to read this
book
because I know you will definitely like it as you are a great fan of fictional stories. You can get this
book
online from Amazon and it is not too pricey. Read it and let me know how you find it.
Looking forward to hearing from you. Take care of yourself.
Yours Sincerely,
Kulbeer KaurSubmitted by jatinderpanaich328 on
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Task Achievement
Try to expand a little more on why specifically the book might appeal to your friend, considering their interests or previous discussions you've had about similar themes or genres. This can make your suggestion more personalized and compelling.
Coherence and Cohesion
Consider varying your sentence structure and using a wider range of linking words to enhance the flow of ideas from one to another, which can make your writing more dynamic and engaging.
Task Achievement
You did a great job of introducing the topic and describing the book in a clear and concise manner, which makes your letter easy to follow.
Coherence and Cohesion
Your friendly closing salutes add a nice, personal touch, reinforcing the letter's tone and context.