You are moving out of your rental apartment. Write a letter to your neighbour to say goodbye. In your letter say 1. when and where do you move? 2. why do you move out? 3. how do you feel about it?
Dear Mr Johnson,
I am writing
this
letter to inform you about moving out of your rental flat in June24. I will be moving to Hills bury Gardens.
As I have been promoted by my employer and they told me to relocate to nearby office
areas.Furthermore
,exact
date of relocation is not yet confirmed,but Add an article
the exact
tentively
by 12th of Correct your spelling
tentatively
June
Add a comma
June,
this
year will be date
of relocation.My Add an article
the date
office
timings also
have been changed and now I have to report in office
at 8.30 am. It will take one hour to reach office
from here and the traffic jams are Correct article usage
the office
common
sight, which can delay my reporting time.
Add an article
a common
However
, I am always remembering my time spend
Wrong verb form
spent
in
your property. As you take care of us just like your family. I have not faced any issues in Change preposition
on
past
two years during my stay here.
Hope to meet you in future.
Yours Sincerely
Justin WaughCorrect article usage
the past
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coherence
Ensure that all sentences are grammatically correct and coherent, such as 'moving out of my rental flat' instead of 'moving out of your rental flat.'
task achievement
Provide a clearer explanation or a more detailed reason for moving out to fulfill the task requirements better.
greeting and closing
The closing of the letter is courteous and maintains a polite tone, which is important in a farewell letter.
single idea per paragraph
Each paragraph generally focuses on a single idea, making it easier for the reader to follow.