Your friend asked you to teach his son English. You need to borrow some English books from your teacher Write a letter to your teacher requesting these materials. In your letter you should share: - Details about the child. - What type of books you need. - When and where you are going to teach this child

Dear Mr.Smith,  I hope
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letter finds you well. I am writing
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letter to request your assistance in borrowing some
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books for a teaching endeavour I am undertaking. A close friend of mine has asked me to help his 10-year-old son, David, improve his
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skills. He has recently passed his fourth grade, and now he has some free time to sharpen his
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areas. He is good in some
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vocabulary but struggles with
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reading comprehension and grammar. To improve his
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I would need a variety of materials. Could please lend me some grammar workbooks and storybooks suitable for his age?
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if you
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provide me with comprehension exercises for practicing at home
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I think these resources would greatly assist in structuring lessons for him and provide him with the
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materials he needs. I plan to conduct these tutoring sessions twice a week, on Wednesday mornings and Saturday evenings, at my
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house, which is close to my school. I believe
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will provide David with
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environment and allow him
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consistent growth. Thank you so much for your kind support. Your help will be invaluable in helping David improve his
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skills Best Regards, Amanjot
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coherence and cohesion
In each paragraph, focus on one idea, but make sure they connect well with each other.
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Check for minor grammar mistakes and improve sentence flow for better understanding.
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The letter has a clear greeting and a polite closing.
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You have addressed the specific needs of the child well.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • proficiency
  • learning style
  • grammar
  • vocabulary
  • storybooks
  • materials
  • request
  • conducting lessons
  • age-appropriate
  • engaging
  • audio-visual aids
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