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Your company sent you on a training course in another country and at the end
of the training you got a certificate which you have lost.
Write a letter to the course organiser and tell him/her:
1.
How you lost your certificate.
2.
Why you need the certificate now.
3.
What you need him to do for you.
Read more: A formal request letter - a lost certificate
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Dear Sirs
I attended your course in Marketing Strategies for the Ice Cream Industry
which was held in the Jubilee Centre in Brisbane in November. I am writing to
ask if it would be possible to send me a certificate confirming that I attended the
course for all four days.
I lost the original on my flight back to Canterbury. I had put in my briefcase
along with all the course notes and foolishly I left the briefcase on the plane.
Qantas were unable to find the case when I contacted them and I suspect that a
fellow passenger probably took the case by mistake.
Please could you send me the replacement certificate by post. Unfortunately, my
company will not accept a scanned copy as an email attachment.
I would appreciate it if you would treat this as a matter of urgency because I
am in the process of applying for a promotion and I need to have all my
certificates for this process.
Thank you for your help.
Yours faithfully
Read more: A formal request letter - a lost certificate
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Dear Pablo,
Ive got some really exciting news to share with you. Guess what? Ive won a
holiday for two people in a competition. I do hope that you can come with me.
All I had to do to win the competition was write a slogan for a local travel
agency. My winning submission was Fly LTC and see the world. As I said, my
prize is a holiday and it is a cruise around the Mediterranean for a fortnight.
The ship is the latest luxury liner and has all sorts ofentertainment facilities
including a swimming pool, a cinema complex and onboard tennis courts. It
sounds as if it should be great fun.
I really hope that you are available sometime this summer. Id love it if you
could come with me, as it sounds just your cup of tea and you could always act
as an interpreter for me when we get to Spain!
I need to book the cruise quite soon, so just drop me a line if you are free.
All the best
Angela
Read more: A holiday competition letter http://www.dcielts.com/ielts-letters/aholiday-competition-sample-ielts-letter/#ixzz3fYnPBbQq
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Dear Peter
It was a shame that we missed each other on Skype, so I decided to write a letter
to you instead. Theres some good and bad news I need to tell you.
The good news is that my cousin Ravindra has finally managed to persuade
Shilpa to marry him. As you know theyve been going out together for over 5
years now and the family, especially Auntie Geetha, had begun to despair that
they would ever tie the knot. Im sure that you can imagine the celebrations being
planned for the reception.
The bad news is that the the wedding is just when I was due to come and visit you
in England. I do apologise for this but Im sure that youll understand that I cant
miss my cousins big day.
Id still love to visit you in England, if thats still possible. Its not just that Im
dying to see you again, but Im also longing to see the dreaming spires of Oxford
youve told me about so often. Would some time in November suit you? If not,
just let me know when is best for you.
A friend who lives in another country has invited to you come and stay with
him/her on your next holiday. You are too busy to accept the invitation.Write a
letter to your friend. In your letter
Thank him/her for the invitation
Explain why you cannot come
Give him/her your other news
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Dear Rashid,
It was great to hear from you and Im really glad that things are working out
for you down under. It sounds as if you have landed on your feet!
Many thanks for your kind invitation to come and stay with you and Maybeline
in Perth, but Im going to have to turn you down this time. The problem is that
Im just too busy studying for my IELTS exam and I dont have enough time in
the day as it is. Perhaps I can take you up on your offer sometime next year,
when I hope that Ill have got that magic band score 8.0.
My other news is that Acme have offered me a promotion and soon I should be
the senior accounts manager. Obviously that means more money but the
downside is that Im almost certainly going to have to work much longer hours
too. Theres a cloud to every silver lining!
Anyway, I must get down to work again. So thanks once more for your kind
invitation and I do hope that we can get together sometime in the not too
distant future.
complete without it. Its so traditional we eat it all year round, although I suppose
its really a winter meal to be eaten in front of a good log fire.
Anyway, I hope you dont get too stressed by the book and that it gets published
on time. When it does come out, I hope youll remember your old friend and send
me a copy.
Hope to hear from you soon,
George
The question
You have just bought a new mobile phone from a website on the internet. When it
was delivered, the phone was faulty.
Write a letter to the website. In the letter:
introduce yourself
explain the situation
state what action you want to be taken
down after 11 oclock. Unfortunately, I did not think of inviting the other
residents of the block.
Once again, please accept my apologies and rest assured that this situation will
not be repeated. I have since personally apologised to my neighbours, who were
all very understanding.
Yours sincerely
A sample answer
Dear Mr Jones
I am writing to ask whether it is possible to change my course. I am
currently studying on a general English programme and I would like to enrol
on an academic IELTS course instead.
The principal reason why I would like to change my course is that I do not believe
the general English course is relevant to me because it is intended
for students who wish to improve their social English. My circumstances are that
I require a band 7.0 in order to be accepted on the masters programme at Aston
University. Unless I obtain this score by the beginning of the next academic year,
I will lose my place on the course and will need to return to my country. This
being the case, I believe that it is essential that I get tuition in academic writing
and IELTS skills.
I understand that it may be difficult to change my course mid-semester, but this
is an urgent priority for me. If it would help, I would be delighted to discuss this
with you in person.
Yours sincerely
Khaled Abdullah