You arranged to visit a friend in England but an important event at home now means that you must change the dates of the visit. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter: explain the important event; apologise for the situation; suggest a new arrangement.
Dear David,
Hope you are doing well. Our meeting will be soon,
however
, I would like to change the dates. If you remember, I told you that my sister is pregnant. Since our meeting coincides with the day of her discharge from the hospital, U would like to reschedule our meet
in England.
I apologize for the inconvenience, but I do not see any other way out. I know how difficult Replace the word
meeting
this
meeting was for us since we have not seen each other for a long time, but I am sure that we will find new options for a tour of England.
I will warn our travel agent about these inconveniences. Let's just move our dates forward two weeks. Moreover
, in just a couple of weeks, a famous artist will perform in London and we could go to the concert. I think this
will be the best option for us.
Let me know what you think about this
. Waiting for an answer.
Kind regards,
NickSubmitted by vladislavikonnikov112 on
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suitable writing tone
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suitable writing tone
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greeting and closing
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