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📔 Writing
Session #n34: Letters of complaint

In a formal letter making a complaint, you may use a mild tone, for complaints about minor problems, or a strong tone, for complaints about more serious matters, especially when you are extremely upset or annoyed. However, the language you use should never be rude or insulting.

✔️ Think of situations in which you would write a letter of complaint.
(e.g. to a fast food restaurant manager to complaint about poor service.)

🌀 In the opening remarks, you should state your complaint, including details of what has happened and where/when the incident took place.
e.g. (Mild)

💠 I am writing in connection with ... / to complain about ... the terrible behaviour / attitude / rudeness of ...
💠 I am writing to draw your attention to which ...

(Strong)
💠 I wish to bring to your attention a problem which arose due to your staff/inefficiency...
💠 I am writing to express my strong dissatisfaction at...
💠 I wish to express my dissatisfaction / unhappiness with the product / treatment I received from ... on...

🌀 In the main body paragraphs, you present each of the specific points you are complaining about. You start a new paragraph for each point and justify these points by giving examples / reasons. e.g.

💠 Although you advertise "top quality", I felt that the product I purchased was well below the standard I expected.

🌀 In the closing remarks, you should explain what you expect to happen (e.g. to be given a refund/replacement/apology/etc). e.g.

(Mild)
💠 I hope you will replace ...
💠 I feel/believe that I am entitled to a replacement/refund ...
💠 I hope that this matter can be resolved/dealt with promptly.

(Strong)
💠 I insist on / I demand a full refund / an immediate replacement / etc or I shall be forced to lake legal action on/the matter further.
💠 I hope that I will not be forced to take further action.

How to write letters of application 👇👇
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Know about formal style 👇👇
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📰 Celebrity headlines Part 3 ➖ Part 2 ➖ Part 1

🔘 Today's WORDS are:
🚮 dump
♨️ ex‧clu‧sive
🤝 rally

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‼️Have no or don't have ⁉️

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🎵Lyrics🎵

#Lyrics #Music
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🎼 Song: Stuck with you
👨‍🎤 Singers : Ariana Grande. Justin Bieber
🎸 Genre: Pop

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🔰PHRASAL VERB

📍 Add up to something
Ⓜ️ is Equal to
✏️ Your purchases add up to $205.32.

📍 Break down
Ⓜ️ get upset
✏️ The woman broke down when the police told her that her son had died.

📍 Break something down
Ⓜ️ divide into smaller parts
✏️ Our teacher broke the final project down into three separate parts.

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💥 Other ways to say new 💥

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📝 WRITING
Session #n30: LETTERS OF APPLICATION

When you write a letter applying for a job or a course, you should include the following information:

🔹 A) in the opening remarks/reason(s) for writing
• the name of the job/course, where and when you saw it advertised.
e. g. ... the position of manager advertised in yesterday's Herald.

🔹 B) in the main body paragraphs (paras 2-3-4)
• age, present job an d/or studies (e.g. I am a nineteen-year-old university student )
• qualifications (e.g. I have a BA in French.)
• experience (e.g. I have been working as a waiter tor the past two years.)
• skills and personal qualities that are suitable for the job/course
e.g. I am a good and careful driver. I consider myself to be mature and responsible

🔹 C) in the closing remarks
• any other important information (i e. when you are available for interview, where and when you can be contacted, references you can send, a remark that you hope your application will be considered, etc)
e.g. I will be available for interview in September.
I enclose references from my last two employers.
I look forward to hearing from you.

You usually use:
🔅 the present simple to describe skills/personal qualities
❇️ e.g. I am a patient and reliable person.

🔅 the past simple to talk about past experiences
❇️ e.g. I left schoof in 1994. I worked for General Motors for four years.

🔅 the present perfect to talk about recent work/studies
❇️ e.g. I have been working for LTYU for two years.
❇️ I have recently finished secondary school.

📎 Read about formal letters here:
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⚜⎯⎯⎯ Reading ⎯⎯⎯⚜
A speed reader shares 3 tricks to help anyone read faster:

✨In this post we will identify three habits that can slow us down. Many of us has them. However, once we recognize them and know what causes them, we can overcome them.
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👨‍⚖ Political systems

🔘 Today's WORDS are:
💵 cap‧i‧tal‧is‧m 
🔀 be associated (with somebody/something)
🧥 conservative

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6 Minute BBC Podcasts
FREE DIVING

Hello and welcome to another episode of BBC six minute English. In this podcast Neil and Georgina talk about swimming but this swimming is out of ordinary. To be more precise, they discuss about diving in which you should dive underwater as deep as you can and which involves diving underwater without any swimming tools like air tank or etc.
Additionally, you'll learn about atmospheric pressure and how to measure it so do stay with us.
Principally, this podcast provides listeners with six useful items like vocabulary and expressions.
So let's get down to the business right away.


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📑 Tap To Download The script and glossary

#podcast
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🧠 Idioms about mind/brain🧠
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🕸A mind of your own🕸
🕸Think on your feet🕸
🕸One-track mind🕸

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📚 Select Readings 📚

⛳️ Elementary
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⛳️ Pre-intermediate
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#resources #reading
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⚜⎯⎯⎯ Grammar ⎯⎯⎯⚜
A Lot, Alot, or Allot?

There is often confusion over alot, a lot and allot.

The most common mistake involving these words is writing alot instead of a lot. Remember, the word alot does not exist (unless you mean the Indian town of Alot). Alot ought to be two words; i.e., it is a misspelling of a lot.
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🌺 Bare 🆚 bear 🌺

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🚑 Idioms about health 🚑
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💉Back on your feet💉
🧬Hale and hearty🧬
💊New lease of life💊

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📱 English listening and speaking App

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This app helps you in many ways such as listening, speaking, phrasal verbs, Vocabularies, articles, pronunciation...
also contains different topics and short stories to help you. More than 1 million downloads on play store

#application #Android
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Today's phrasal verbs

📌 Pull something 🔛 apart
📌 Gear up
📌 Kick back

#phrasal_verbs #npvc257
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