You recently traveled by plane from London to Sydney. Write a letter to the airline company about your experience. In your letter: • Describe the purpose of your trip and when you traveled. • Explain what you liked about the flight and the airline's service. • Mention any areas where you feel improvements could be made. • Provide suggestions or recommendations for enhancing the overall travel experience.
Dear
sir
or Fix capitalization
Sir
madam
,
I am writing Fix capitalization
Madam
this
letter to express my views regarding my latest travel with your airline "Superfast", it was Linking Words
amazing
Correct article usage
an amazing
eperience
.
First of all, Correct your spelling
experience
i
Fix capitalization
I
traveled
from London to Change the spelling
travelled
Sudney
on 12 Correct your spelling
Sydney
of
August in the evening for my Change preposition
apply
busniess
meeting. Correct your spelling
business
This
journey was very Linking Words
pleased
for me, Correct word choice
pleasant
i
enjoyed Fix capitalization
I
alot
the Correct your spelling
a lot
atomosphere
of Correct your spelling
atmosphere
Correct article usage
the airplane
airplane
, it was very decent and Change the spelling
aeroplane
clam
. Use the right word
calm
Moreover
, your crew members were very helpful and super friendly. They made my Linking Words
fly
very easy. All flight members provided Replace the word
flight
best
Correct article usage
the best
sevices
and they Correct your spelling
services
asking
frequently Wrong verb form
asked
,
if anybody Punctuation problem
apply
need
anything.
Wrong verb form
needed
Futhermore
, Correct your spelling
Furthermore
i
cannot forget the food Fix capitalization
I
of
Change preposition
on
flight
was very Correct article usage
the flight
delighted
and tasty. Correct word choice
delicious
However
, there was a problem that Linking Words
Correct article usage
the seat
seat
and seat belts of Fix the agreement mistake
seats
Correct article usage
the airplane
airplane
Change the spelling
aeroplane
was
very Correct subject-verb agreement
were
unconfortable
, and they were not adjustable accordingCorrect your spelling
uncomfortable
a
Change preposition
to a
person
weight. Check wording
person's
Which
created little Correct pronoun usage
This
hardness
for me to sit properly.
Check wording
difficulty
In addition
, Linking Words
i
would like to suggest Fix capitalization
I
you
one recommendation , if you could change your airline seats Correct pronoun usage
apply
with
moveable and adjustable seats , Change preposition
to
then
you can become Linking Words
Correct article usage
the nations
nations
best airline company.
I hope you Check wording
nation's
would
like my Wrong verb form
will
advise
Replace the word
advice
and
Punctuation problem
, and
i
will wait to fly with you again.
Yours Fix capitalization
I
faithfull
,
JazCorrect your spelling
faithfully
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structure
Use clear paragraphs. Each new idea goes in a new paragraph.
language
Fix spell and cap I and your name. Use full stops and correct form.
content
Give a clear date and flight detail in a simple way.
content
Say what you like with one or two clear points and give one idea for change.
format
Close with a short, clear sign off and your name.
tone
Keep a polite and calm tone all through the letter.
content
The aim of the letter is clear.
tone
The tone is polite and kind in many lines.
content
It shows thanks to the crew and care for good service.
The Closing
The style of the letter determine how you have to close it.
Check out the suggested closing sentences for each type of letter in the General IELTS Test. The closing sentence should be the last sentence of your letter.
Formal style (To someone you have not met, whose name you don’t know)
- Yours faithfully,
Semi-formal (To someone you may or may not have met, whose last name you know)
- Yours sincerely,
Informal (To someone you know well, whose first name you know and use)
- Best regards,
- Warm wishes,