Practice 1: You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. You have a full-time job and are also doing a part-time evening course. You now find that you cannot continue the course. Write a letter to the course tutor. In your letter, •describe the situation •explain why you cannot continue at this time •say what action you would like to take You should write at least 150 words. You do NOT need to write any address.
Dear tutor,
I am writing to you in order to let you know that, unfortunately, I can not/no longer continue my studies.
This
is because, by the time I got enrolled, I was unemployed. But, as I informed you last
week, since the beginning of November I started a part-time job as waitress
and bartender at the Ritz Hotel. Correct article usage
a waitress
This
job will not only allow me to support my universtiy
/university studies next year, but will give me the opportunity to gain valuable, experience for a future post.
Taking into account that the course of "hotel manager" I was involved in is connected with the practice I am currently doing, I would like you to suggest that, in order to not to Correct your spelling
university
loose
/lose my points, the school could consider Replace the word
lose
this
experience as a part of the final exam. In this
case, I could suscribe
/subscribeCorrect your spelling
subscribe
in
/to a new edition of the course, and attend only the syllabus related Change preposition
apply
with
the theoretical subjects.
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to
In addition
, I consider that with the experience I could gain from my actual duty, my contribution to the institution in a new release of this
academic offer would be a must, in case you are considering to
hiring new professors to deliver these studies.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours, sincerely,
Mike ThompsonChange preposition
apply
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language
Ensure correct word choice to convey the exact meaning, such as using 'lose' instead of 'loose' and 'subscribe to' instead of 'subscribe in'.
structure
Consider breaking down long paragraphs into smaller sections to maintain a clear focus on individual points, like dividing explanations of your situation and your request.
tone
The letter has a clear and polite tone, which is suitable for the audience.
convention
The greeting and closing are both appropriate and well-constructed, showing good command of formal letter conventions.