Write a letter to your local council complaining about the poor condition of the roads in your area

Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing
this
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letter to express my dissatisfaction with the state of
roads
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the roads
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in my neighbourhood. The poor road conditions
has
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have
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not only
coused
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caused
inconvenience but
also
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pose
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serious safety risks.
To begin
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with, the potholes and uneven surfaces on Maple Street and Oak Avenue require urgent attention.
Although
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these roads are daily used by hundreds of commuters,
yet
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apply
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they
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there
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are several cracks and broken patches. Many vehicles, including mine, have suffered damage
as a result
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.
Moreover
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, the lack of lighting and drainage has made the situation worse. During heavy rains, waterlogging becomes unavoidable, making
extremely
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it extremely
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difficult for drivers and pedestrians to navigate safely.
This
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is particularly
in
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at
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night when visibility is already low. I would request you to resurface the
damamged
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damaged
areas and install adequate drainage systems. I
also
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urge you to repair street lights as it would increase safety for both
pedestrains
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pedestrians
and drivers. I would appreciate your prompt attention to
this
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matter, and I look forward to a positive outcome. Yours faithfully, Amarpreet Singh.

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grammar
Fix grammar and spelling. Use 'have' with plural nouns, 'caused' not 'coused', 'night' -> 'at night', and 'pedestrians' instead of 'pedestrains'. Also check punctuation.
coherence
Use clear link words to join ideas. Start with a short opening, then 'First', 'Also', 'Finally' to move ideas. Keep one idea in each paragraph.
clarity
Make sentences clear and short. For example: 'During heavy rain, water logs on roads make it hard for drivers and pedestrians.'
tone
Keep a formal, polite tone throughout the letter.
task reqs
Show what you want the council to do, and keep a polite close. This helps the task be clear.
content
The letter has a clear aim to speak about a road problem.
tone
Formal tone is used and it ends with a proper closing.
content
The writer names maps and asks for repairs, lights and drainage.

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