Your neighbour has animals and they cause noise. Write a letter - Describe the situation - Suggestion to solve the problem - Tell him what will you do if he will not solve the problem

Dear Mr Jas I hope you are well. My name is John Smith, I recently moved next to your house. I am writing
this
letter to tell you about the problem caused by the loud noise of your pets. I am a well-renowned science teacher at the University of Toronto. I am running classes for my students so that they can achieve good grades for their graduation. For the past few days, your pets have been making too many loud noises which are disturbing me and my students during sessions.
Due to
this
, they cannot concentrate on their studies and it is very hard to teach them in a
such
booming environment. Every day, I teach my class from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, so
this
issue can be solved if you take your dogs to the nearest park in those hours.
As a consequence
, your domestic animals will become calm and do not roar at home. I request you to please follow the instructions that I have given you if not
then
I would have to take legal action against you. Regards John Smith
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