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 how to get the book.
Dear Nihal,
If you remember
last
month at my birthday party, I told you that I am trying to inculcate the habit of reading into my daily routine. I am so happy to let you know that I have completed reading my first-ever book - ' Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar' by Dhananjay Keer. It is a biography of how he came from a small town and eventually became an Indian jurist. Furthermore
, it includes his journey towards drafting our Indian constitution.
I know you are soon going to start your course in law. Perhaps, I would personally recommend you to read this
book as it contains all the laws and regulations of India. Subsequently
, it will help you to broaden your knowledge and understanding of the law.
It is available at the local bookstore across Mumbai. Moreover
, it is also
available at www.amazon.com at a cheaper rate. Do let me know if you are not able to find it anywhere, I will give my copy to you when we meet next time. Let's catch on next weekend at the newly launched sushi restaurant in the town.
All the best,
KinnariSubmitted by nihalshetty384 on
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Although the response is complete, incorporating more specific details about the content or themes of the book can enhance your recommendation.
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Revising or eliminating minor grammatical mistakes will improve the overall clarity and polished feel of the letter.
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You provided a warm and personalized touch in your letter, which is very suitable for writing to a friend.
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Your letter is well-structured, with clear paragraphs that each address different aspects of the task.
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Using phrases like 'Let's catch up next weekend' demonstrates a smooth closing and maintains an engaging tone.