1. The customer was wrongly accused of shoplifting at a department store. Though they proved their innocence, they received no apology. The letter asks the manager for compensation and threatens further action if an official apology is not received.
2. The letter welcomes an international student to their company for a two-month work experience program. It explains what the student will be doing and how they will benefit from the experience.
3. The letter describes a valuable item lost on holiday, explains how it was lost, and requests the insurance company cover the cost as the writer has travel insurance.
1. The customer was wrongly accused of shoplifting at a department store. Though they proved their innocence, they received no apology. The letter asks the manager for compensation and threatens further action if an official apology is not received.
2. The letter welcomes an international student to their company for a two-month work experience program. It explains what the student will be doing and how they will benefit from the experience.
3. The letter describes a valuable item lost on holiday, explains how it was lost, and requests the insurance company cover the cost as the writer has travel insurance.
1. The customer was wrongly accused of shoplifting at a department store. Though they proved their innocence, they received no apology. The letter asks the manager for compensation and threatens further action if an official apology is not received.
2. The letter welcomes an international student to their company for a two-month work experience program. It explains what the student will be doing and how they will benefit from the experience.
3. The letter describes a valuable item lost on holiday, explains how it was lost, and requests the insurance company cover the cost as the writer has travel insurance.
1. The customer was wrongly accused of shoplifting at a department store. Though they proved their innocence, they received no apology. The letter asks the manager for compensation and threatens further action if an official apology is not received.
2. The letter welcomes an international student to their company for a two-month work experience program. It explains what the student will be doing and how they will benefit from the experience.
3. The letter describes a valuable item lost on holiday, explains how it was lost, and requests the insurance company cover the cost as the writer has travel insurance.
You recently had an unpleasant experience when you were shopping in a
department store. One of the assistants wrongly accused you of shoplifting. Although you were able to prove that you had paid for the item in question, you received no apology. Write a letter to the manager of the shop, saying why you are angry and disappointed and asking for some kind of compensation for the way you were treated. Say that you will take further action if you do not receive an official apology. 2.A student from a business school in an English-speaking country has arranged to spend two months on a work experience programme in your department. Your manager has asked you to write a letter to the student, welcoming him to your company, explaining what he will be expected to do and how he will benefit from this experience. 3.On a recent holiday, you lost a valuable item. Fortunately, you have travel insurance to cover the cost of anything lost. Write a letter to the manager of your insurance company. In your letter: – describe the item you lost – explain how lost it – tell the insurance company what you would like them to do. Write your email in an appropriate style.